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bleve

Wikidiffcom vs Bleve - What's the difference?

wikidiffcom | bleve |


As a verb bleve is

.

Breve vs Bleve - What's the difference?

breve | bleve |


As an adjective breve

is .

As a noun breve

is a brief piece of information or news (as opposed to the headline).

As a verb bleve is

.

Blee vs Bleve - What's the difference?

blee | bleve |


As a noun blee

is (rare|usually|poetic) colour, hue.

As a verb bleve is

.

Beeve vs Bleve - What's the difference?

beeve | bleve |


As a noun beeve

is a beef; a beef creature.

As a verb bleve is

.

Bleve vs Blive - What's the difference?

bleve | blive |


As verbs the difference between bleve and blive

is that bleve is alternative form of lang=en while blive is alternative form of lang=en|nodot=9 "to remain".

As an acronym BLEVE

is boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion.

As an adverb blive is

quickly; forthwith.

Bleve vs Cleve - What's the difference?

bleve | cleve |


As an acronym BLEVE

is boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion.

As a verb bleve

is alternative form of lang=en.

As a noun cleve is

a room; chamber.

Blewe vs Bleve - What's the difference?

blewe | bleve |


As a noun blewe

is .

As a verb bleve is

.

Bleve vs Blevey - What's the difference?

bleve | blevey |


As verbs the difference between bleve and blevey

is that bleve is alternative form of lang=en while blevey is to explode as the result of a BLEVE.

As an acronym BLEVE

is boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion.

As a noun blevey is

a BLEVE.

Explosion vs Bleve - What's the difference?

explosion | bleve |


As a noun explosion

is explosion.

As a verb bleve is

.

Vapor vs Bleve - What's the difference?

vapor | bleve |


As verbs the difference between vapor and bleve

is that vapor is to become vapor; to be emitted or circulated as vapor while bleve is .

As a noun vapor

is cloudy diffused matter such as mist, steam or fumes suspended in the air.

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