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carouses

Carouses vs Carhouses - What's the difference?

carouses | carhouses |


As a verb carouses

is (carouse).

As a noun carhouses is

.

Carouses vs Carousest - What's the difference?

carouses | carousest |


As verbs the difference between carouses and carousest

is that carouses is (carouse) while carousest is (archaic) (carouse).

Arouses vs Carouses - What's the difference?

arouses | carouses |


As verbs the difference between arouses and carouses

is that arouses is (arouse) while carouses is (carouse).

Caroused vs Carouses - What's the difference?

caroused | carouses |


As verbs the difference between caroused and carouses

is that caroused is (carouse) while carouses is (carouse).

Carouses vs Carousels - What's the difference?

carouses | carousels |


As a verb carouses

is third-person singular of carouse.

As a noun carousels is

plural of carousel.

Carouser vs Carouses - What's the difference?

carouser | carouses |


As a noun carouser

is a person who carouses; a reveller.

As a verb carouses is

(carouse).

Carouses vs Carousers - What's the difference?

carouses | carousers |


As a verb carouses

is third-person singular of carouse.

As a noun carousers is

plural of carouser.

Carouses vs Carousel - What's the difference?

carouses | carousel |


As a verb carouses

is third-person singular of carouse.

As a noun carousel is

a merry-go-round.

Carouses vs Carosses - What's the difference?

carouses | carosses |


As a verb carouses

is third-person singular of carouse.

As a noun carosses is

plural of lang=en.