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brame

Arame vs Brame - What's the difference?

arame | brame |


As nouns the difference between arame and brame

is that arame is a seaweed, , used in japanese cuisine while brame is (obsolete) sharp passion; vexation.

Brome vs Brame - What's the difference?

brome | brame |


As nouns the difference between brome and brame

is that brome is any grass of the genus Bromus while brame is sharp passion; vexation.

Brame vs Prame - What's the difference?

brame | prame |


As nouns the difference between brame and prame

is that brame is (obsolete) sharp passion; vexation while prame is (flat-bottomed boat).

Brame vs Frame - What's the difference?

brame | frame |


As nouns the difference between brame and frame

is that brame is (obsolete) sharp passion; vexation while frame is frame, division of time on a multimedia timeline.

Brame vs Rame - What's the difference?

brame | rame |


As a noun brame

is (obsolete) sharp passion; vexation.

As a verb rame is

.

Brane vs Brame - What's the difference?

brane | brame |


As a proper noun brane

is .

As a noun brame is

(obsolete) sharp passion; vexation.

Censure vs Brame - What's the difference?

censure | brame |


As a verb censure

is .

As a noun brame is

(obsolete) sharp passion; vexation.

Brame vs Brae - What's the difference?

brame | brae |


As nouns the difference between brame and brae

is that brame is sharp passion; vexation while brae is the sloping bank of a river-valley; any slope or hillside.

Brame vs Crame - What's the difference?

brame | crame |


As a noun brame

is sharp passion; vexation.

As a verb crame is

an archaic spelling of cram.

Brame vs Grame - What's the difference?

brame | grame |


In obsolete terms the difference between brame and grame

is that brame is sharp passion; vexation while grame is sorrow; grief; misery.

As a verb grame is

to vex; grill; make angry or sorry.

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