terms |
agest |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb agest is
(archaic) (
age).
agest |
aggest |
As verbs the difference between agest and aggest
is that
agest is (archaic) (
age) while
aggest is (obsolete) to heap up.
ages |
agest |
As verbs the difference between ages and agest
is that
ages is third-person singular of age while
agest is archaic second-person singular of age.
As a noun ages
is plural of lang=en.
agent |
agest |
As a noun agent
is agent (intermediary for certain services, such as for artistic performances or public relations).
As a verb agest is
(archaic) (
age).
agest |
egest |
As verbs the difference between agest and egest
is that
agest is (archaic) (
age) while
egest is to excrete from the body.
agest |
agenst |
As a verb agest
is (archaic) (
age).
As a preposition agenst is
.
agest |
ageest |
As a verb agest
is archaic second-person singular of age.
As an adjective ageest is
afraid, astonished
(used in Devonshire at the turn of the 19th century)
agest | agist |
As verbs the difference between agest and agist
is that
agest is (archaic) (
age) while
agist is to take to graze or pasture, at a certain sum; used originally of the feeding of cattle in the king's forests, and collecting the money for the same.
agest | agast |
As a verb agest
is (archaic) (
age).
As an adjective agast is
.
agest | ragest |
As verbs the difference between agest and ragest
is that
agest is archaic second-person singular of age while
ragest is archaic second-person singular of rage.
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