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Buttocks vs Baldy - What's the difference?

buttocks | baldy |


As nouns the difference between buttocks and baldy

is that buttocks is while baldy is (informal) someone who is bald.

Baldy vs Baldness - What's the difference?

baldy | baldness |


As nouns the difference between baldy and baldness

is that baldy is (informal) someone who is bald while baldness is the state of being bald (said of a human ).

Chromedome vs Baldy - What's the difference?

chromedome | baldy |


As nouns the difference between chromedome and baldy

is that chromedome is while baldy is (informal) someone who is bald.

Baldy - What does it mean?

baldy | |

Baldy vs Blady - What's the difference?

baldy | blady |


As a noun baldy

is (informal) someone who is bald.

As an adjective blady is

consisting of blades.

Baddy vs Baldy - What's the difference?

baddy | baldy |


As nouns the difference between baddy and baldy

is that baddy is an alternative spelling of lang=en while baldy is someone who is bald.

Baldy vs Bawdy - What's the difference?

baldy | bawdy |


As a noun baldy

is (informal) someone who is bald.

As an adjective bawdy is

(obsolete) soiled, dirty.

Baldy vs Bally - What's the difference?

baldy | bally |


As a noun baldy

is someone who is bald.

As an adjective bally is

bloody; used as a mild intensifier.

As an adverb bally is

very.

Baldy vs Bardy - What's the difference?

baldy | bardy |


As nouns the difference between baldy and bardy

is that baldy is (informal) someone who is bald while bardy is .

Baldy vs Baldly - What's the difference?

baldy | baldly |


As a noun baldy

is (informal) someone who is bald.

As an adverb baldly is

in a bald manner.

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