bourd |
burd |
As nouns the difference between bourd and burd
is that
bourd is (obsolete) a joke; jesting, banter while
burd is
poetic maiden, young woman.
As a verb bourd
is (obsolete) to jest.
burd |
bord |
As nouns the difference between burd and bord
is that
burd is
poetic maiden, young woman while
bord is a birth (the event), childbirth, delivery.
burd |
burh |
As nouns the difference between burd and burh
is that
burd is
poetic maiden, young woman while
burh is a fortified dwelling place belonging to a king or noble; a prehistoric fort.
bund |
burd |
As nouns the difference between bund and burd
is that
bund is alliance or
bund can be a bunch while
burd is
poetic maiden, young woman.
As a proper noun bund
is confederation of german states.
burd |
burr |
As nouns the difference between burd and burr
is that
burd is
poetic Maiden, young woman while
burr is a sharp, pointy object, such as a sliver or splinter.
As a verb burr is
to pronounce with a rolled "r".
As a proper noun Burr is
{{surname}.
burb |
burd |
As nouns the difference between burb and burd
is that
burb is (colloquial|chiefly|in the plural) short form of
suburb while
burd is
poetic maiden, young woman.
brud |
burd |
As nouns the difference between brud and burd
is that
brud is (slang) a male friend of a male while
burd is
poetic maiden, young woman.
turd |
burd |
As nouns the difference between turd and burd
is that
turd is (mildly|vulgar) a piece of solid animal or human feces while
burd is
poetic maiden, young woman.
surd |
burd |
As nouns the difference between surd and burd
is that
surd is cheerfulness, alacrity, eagerness while
burd is
poetic maiden, young woman.
bury |
burd |
As a proper noun bury
is a metropolitan borough of greater manchester, england.
As a noun burd is
poetic maiden, young woman.
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