close |
on |
As nouns the difference between close and on
is that
close is an end or conclusion or
close can be an enclosed field while
on is lamb.
As a verb close
is (
label) to remove a gap.
As an adjective close
is closed, shut.
clammy |
close |
As adjectives the difference between clammy and close
is that
clammy is cold and damp, usually referring to hands or palms while
close is closed, shut.
As a verb close is
to remove a gap.
As a noun close is
an end or conclusion.
close |
exist |
As verbs the difference between close and exist
is that
close is to remove a gap while
exist is to be; have existence; have being or reality.
As a noun close
is an end or conclusion.
As an adjective close
is closed, shut.
close |
done |
As verbs the difference between close and done
is that
close is to remove a gap while
done is past participle of lang=en.
As adjectives the difference between close and done
is that
close is closed, shut while
done is ready, fully cooked.
As a noun close
is an end or conclusion.
inactive |
close |
As verbs the difference between inactive and close
is that
inactive is while
close is (
label) to remove a gap.
As adjectives the difference between inactive and close
is that
inactive is inactivated while
close is closed, shut.
As a noun close is
an end or conclusion or
close can be an enclosed field.
close |
inseparable |
As nouns the difference between close and inseparable
is that
close is an end or conclusion or
close can be an enclosed field while
inseparable is lovebird (the bird).
As adjectives the difference between close and inseparable
is that
close is closed, shut while
inseparable is inseparable.
As a verb close
is (
label) to remove a gap.
prosperous |
close |
As adjectives the difference between prosperous and close
is that
prosperous is characterized by success while
close is closed, shut.
As a verb close is
(
label) to remove a gap.
As a noun close is
an end or conclusion or
close can be an enclosed field.
grove |
close |
As nouns the difference between grove and close
is that
grove is a small forest while
close is an end or conclusion.
As a proper noun Grove
is {{surname|habitational|from=Middle English}} for someone who lived near a grove.
As a verb close is
to remove a gap.
As an adjective close is
closed, shut.
place |
close |
In physical terms the difference between place and close
is that
place is an area; somewhere within an area while
close is to remove a gap.
In social terms the difference between place and close
is that
place is a position, a responsibility while
close is to finish, to terminate.
As an adjective close is
closed, shut.
closets |
close |
As nouns the difference between closets and close
is that
closets is while
close is an end or conclusion or
close can be an enclosed field.
As a verb close is
(
label) to remove a gap.
As an adjective close is
closed, shut.
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