What are some words that have more than two meanings?

Here are a few examples of words with multiple meanings:

- Address: a location, a speech, to mark something with specific information.

- Arm: a limb, a weapon, to prepare oneself.

- Bank: a financial institution, a riverbank, a part of a seat or table.

- Crown: a head ornament worn by royalty, the highest point of something, the top of the head.

- Fair: just, impartial; a carnival or exhibition; pale-skinned.

- Fine: small in size, of high quality, a penalty or fee.

- Head: the top part of the body, a person in charge, the front of something.

- Key: a tool to lock or unlock, a musical tone, an important or central point.

- Leave: permission to go, foliage of a tree, to abandon or depart.

- Note: a written or mental record, a musical tone, a bill or currency.

- Right: morally or legally correct, a direction, a privilege or entitlement.

This is just a small selection of words with multiple meanings; there are many more. The specific context in which a word is used usually makes the intended meaning clear.