autos

As a verb cars

is to break.

As an adjective autos is

car.

As a noun autos is

motorist (one who drives a motor vehicle).

As an adjective autos is

car.

As a noun autos is

motorist (one who drives a motor vehicle).

Autos is a derived term of auto.

As nouns the difference between auto and autos

is that auto is an automobile while autos is plural of auto.

As an adjective auto

is automatic of a gearbox / transmission.

As a proper noun Auto

is an unincorporated community in West Virginia.

is likely misspelled.

has no English definition.

As a noun autos

is plural of auto.

As nouns the difference between altos and autos

is that altos is while autos is motorist (one who drives a motor vehicle).

As an adjective autos is

car.

As an adjective autos

is car.

As a noun autos

is motorist (one who drives a motor vehicle).

As a verb auths is

(auth).

As nouns the difference between aulos and autos

is that aulos is any of a class of ancient greek musical instruments resembling pipes or flutes while autos is motorist (one who drives a motor vehicle).

As an adjective autos is

car.

As nouns the difference between autos and auton

is that autos is motorist (one who drives a motor vehicle) while auton is (science fiction) a machine or robot, usually in the form of a living being, designed to follow a precise sequence of instructions.

As an adjective autos

is car.