foot |
acre |
foot measures length and acre measures area
As a noun foot
is .
As an adjective acre is
acrid, bitter.
squarefoot |
acre |
As an adjective acre is
acrid, bitter.
acre |
acrue |
As an adjective acre
is acrid, bitter.
As a verb acrue is
.
acre |
acro |
As adjectives the difference between acre and acro
is that
acre is acrid, bitter while
acro is of or pertaining to something that combines acrobatic elements with that of something else.
acre |
ayre |
As an adjective acre
is acrid, bitter.
As a noun ayre is
a narrow bar of sand or gravel formed by the sea; a sandbank or
ayre can be (archaic) air.
acre |
sacre |
As adjectives the difference between acre and sacre
is that
acre is acrid, bitter while
sacre is sacred, holy or
sacre can be related to sacrum.
As a verb sacre is
.
acre |
acer |
Acer is a descendant of acre.
As nouns the difference between acre and acer
is that
acre is a field while
acer is obsolete spelling of lang=en.
As a proper noun Acre
is a port city in northern Israel.
acre |
nacre |
In obsolete terms the difference between acre and nacre
is that
acre is a field while
nacre is a shellfish which contains mother-of-pearl.
As a proper noun Acre
is a port city in northern Israel.
acre |
acne |
As an adjective acre
is acrid, bitter.
As a noun acne is
acne.
acre |
acme |
As an adjective acre
is acrid, bitter.
As a proper noun acme is
a village in alberta, canada.
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