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brandle

Terms vs Brandle - What's the difference?

terms | brandle |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb brandle is

(obsolete) to shake; to totter.

Bransle vs Brandle - What's the difference?

bransle | brandle |


In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between bransle and brandle

is that bransle is (obsolete) a kind of dance, or a song designed for such a dance while brandle is (obsolete) to shake; to totter.

As a noun bransle

is (obsolete) a kind of dance, or a song designed for such a dance.

As a verb brandle is

(obsolete) to shake; to totter.

Brandle vs Brantle - What's the difference?

brandle | brantle |


As a verb brandle

is to shake; to totter.

As a noun brantle is

Alternative spelling of branle.

Brangle vs Brandle - What's the difference?

brangle | brandle |


As verbs the difference between brangle and brandle

is that brangle is to squabble while brandle is (obsolete) to shake; to totter.

As a noun brangle

is a squabble.

Bandle vs Brandle - What's the difference?

bandle | brandle |


As a noun bandle

is an irish measure of two feet in length.

As a verb brandle is

(obsolete) to shake; to totter.

Brandle vs Brandled - What's the difference?

brandle | brandled |


As verbs the difference between brandle and brandled

is that brandle is to shake; to totter while brandled is past tense of brandle.

Brandle vs Branle - What's the difference?

brandle | branle |


As a verb brandle

is to shake; to totter.

As a noun branle is

a 16th century French dance.

Brindle vs Brandle - What's the difference?

brindle | brandle |


As a noun brindle

is a streaky colouration in animals.

As an adjective brindle

is having such a colouration; brindled.

As a verb brandle is

(obsolete) to shake; to totter.