autistic

As nouns the difference between loner and autistic

is that loner is one who is alone, lacking or avoiding the company of others while autistic is a person who has autism.

As an adjective autistic is

pertaining to, or having autism.

As adjectives the difference between quirky and autistic

is that quirky is given to quirks or idiosyncrasies; strange in a somewhat silly, awkward manner, potentially cute while autistic is pertaining to, or having autism.

As a noun autistic is

a person who has autism.

As adjectives the difference between autistic and neurodiverse

is that autistic is pertaining to, or having autism while neurodiverse is exhibiting neurodiversity; varying in mental configuration.

As a noun autistic

is a person who has autism.

As adjectives the difference between realistic and autistic

is that realistic is expressed or represented as being accurate while autistic is pertaining to, or having autism.

As a noun autistic is

a person who has autism.

As adjectives the difference between atypical and autistic

is that atypical is not conforming to the normal type while autistic is pertaining to, or having autism.

As nouns the difference between atypical and autistic

is that atypical is (pharmacy) an atypical antipsychotic while autistic is a person who has autism.

As adjectives the difference between autistic and retarded

is that autistic is pertaining to, or having autism while retarded is delayed; delayed in development, hindered; impeded.

As a noun autistic

is a person who has autism.

As a verb retarded is

past tense of retard.

As an adjective autistic is

pertaining to, or having autism.

As a noun autistic is

a person who has autism.

As adjectives the difference between autistic and mutistic

is that autistic is pertaining to, or having autism while mutistic is relating to mutism.

As a noun autistic

is a person who has autism.

As an adjective autistic is

pertaining to, or having autism.

As a noun autistic is

a person who has autism.