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braines

Brained vs Braines - What's the difference?

brained | braines |


As an adjective brained

is having a particular kind or brain, as described by the word with which this term is combined, usually figuratively.

As a verb brained

is past tense of brain.

As a noun braines is

plural of braine.

Braines vs Brainer - What's the difference?

braines | brainer |


As nouns the difference between braines and brainer

is that braines is while brainer is (only used in combinations) someone with a certain type of brain.

Braises vs Braines - What's the difference?

braises | braines |


As a verb braises

is .

As a noun braines is

.

Braies vs Braines - What's the difference?

braies | braines |


As nouns the difference between braies and braines

is that braies is braccae, breeches; an undergarment worn in medieval europe while braines is .

Braines vs Braizes - What's the difference?

braines | braizes |


As nouns the difference between braines and braizes

is that braines is plural of braine while braizes is plural of braize.

Braines vs Branes - What's the difference?

braines | branes |


As nouns the difference between braines and branes

is that braines is plural of braine while branes is plural of lang=en.

Brainers vs Braines - What's the difference?

brainers | braines |


As nouns the difference between brainers and braines

is that brainers is while braines is .

Braines vs Brains - What's the difference?

braines | brains |


As nouns the difference between braines and brains

is that braines is while brains is .

Braines vs Brines - What's the difference?

braines | brines |


As a noun braines

is plural of braine.

As a verb brines is

third-person singular of brine.