terms |
abler |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective abler is
(
able).
abler |
ablur |
As adjectives the difference between abler and ablur
is that
abler is (
able) while
ablur is blurry, blurred.
abler |
ailer |
As adjectives the difference between abler and ailer
is that
abler is (
able) while
ailer is (
ail).
abler |
cabler |
As an adjective abler
is (
able).
As a noun cabler is
someone who cables, who puts together or fixes cables.
abler |
tabler |
As an adjective abler
is comparative of able.
As a noun tabler is
agent noun of the verb, to table; one who tables.
abler |
baler |
Baler is a anagram of abler.
As an adjective abler
is comparative of able.
As a noun baler is
a machine for creating bales, e.g., of hay or cotton.
abler |
ables |
As an adjective abler
is (
able).
As a verb ables is
(
able).
abler |
abled |
As adjectives the difference between abler and abled
is that
abler is (
able) while
abled is having a range of physical powers as specified
[. ]
As a verb abled is
(able).
abler |
ambler |
As an adjective abler
is (
able).
As a noun ambler is
a slow-moving, comfortable horse or mule.
abler |
fabler |
As an adjective abler
is comparative of able.
As a noun fabler is
a writer of fables; a fabulist; a dealer in untruths or falsehoods.
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