dargues |
argues |
As a noun dargues
is .
As a verb argues is
.
argues |
arguer |
As verbs the difference between argues and arguer
is that
argues is while
arguer is .
arguest |
argues |
As verbs the difference between arguest and argues
is that
arguest is archaic second-person singular of argue while
argues is third-person singular of argue.
argues |
agues |
As verbs the difference between argues and agues
is that
argues is third-person singular of argue while
agues is third-person singular of ague.
argues |
arguers |
As a verb argues
is .
As a noun arguers is
.
argues |
argued |
As verbs the difference between argues and argued
is that
argues is while
argued is (
argue).
argus |
argues |
As a proper noun Argus
is a fabulous being of antiquity, also called Argus Panoptes, said to have had a hundred eyes. His eyes were transplanted to the peacock’s tail. He was a servant of the Greek goddess Hera.
As a noun argus
is an alert, observant person.
As a verb argues is
third-person singular of argue.
argues |
reasons |
As verbs the difference between argues and reasons
is that
argues is while
reasons is (
reason).
As a noun reasons is
.
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