agest
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 while agest is (archaic) ( age).
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) ( age). As an adjective ageest is (obsolete) afraid, astonished (used in ) .
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) ( age) while ragest is ( rage).
agest | ageist |
As a verb agest is (archaic) ( age). As an adjective ageist is unfairly discriminatory against someone based on their age. As a noun ageist is a person who behaves in an ageist manner.
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