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boomy |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective boomy is
characterized by heavy bass sounds.
loony |
boomy |
As adjectives the difference between loony and boomy
is that
loony is (of a person) insane while
boomy is characterized by heavy bass sounds.
As a noun loony
is an insane or very foolish person.
booby |
boomy |
As a noun booby
is a stupid person.
As a verb booby
is to behave stupidly; to act like a booby.
As an adjective boomy is
characterized by heavy bass sounds.
boomy |
bloomy |
As adjectives the difference between boomy and bloomy
is that
boomy is characterized by heavy bass sounds while
bloomy is having or resembling a bloom (as on fruit).
booky |
boomy |
As adjectives the difference between booky and boomy
is that
booky is (dated) bookish while
boomy is characterized by heavy bass sounds.
boomy |
bosomy |
As adjectives the difference between boomy and bosomy
is that
boomy is characterized by heavy bass sounds while
bosomy is full of sheltered recesses or hollows.
boomy |
boofy |
As adjectives the difference between boomy and boofy
is that
boomy is characterized by heavy bass sounds while
boofy is of hair, puffy, or having extra volume, not necessarily desired; having such hair;
see bouffant.
roomy | boomy |
As adjectives the difference between roomy and boomy
is that
roomy is spacious, expansive, comfortable while
boomy is characterized by heavy bass sounds.
booms | boomy |
As a noun booms
is .
As a verb booms
is (
boom).
As an adjective boomy is
characterized by heavy bass sounds.
boozy | boomy |
As adjectives the difference between boozy and boomy
is that
boozy is intoxicated by alcohol while
boomy is characterized by heavy bass sounds.
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