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colde

Colde vs Colds - What's the difference?

colde | colds |


As an adjective colde

is .

As a noun colds is

.

Codle vs Colde - What's the difference?

codle | colde |


As a verb codle

is .

As an adjective colde is

.

Colde vs Olde - What's the difference?

colde | olde |


As adjectives the difference between colde and olde

is that colde is while olde is (archaic) old.

Colde vs Golde - What's the difference?

colde | golde |


As an adjective colde

is .

As a noun golde is

.

Colde vs Conde - What's the difference?

colde | conde |


As an adjective colde

is .

As a noun conde is

cop, rozzer (uk ).

Cole vs Colde - What's the difference?

cole | colde |


As a noun cole

is cabbage.

As a proper noun Cole

is an English surname, possibly a nickname from col, Old English "charcoal,coal-black".

As an adjective colde is

an archaic spelling of cold.

Coldie vs Colde - What's the difference?

coldie | colde |


As a noun coldie

is (australia) a cold bottle or of beer.

As an adjective colde is

.

Holde vs Colde - What's the difference?

holde | colde |


As a noun holde

is .

As a verb holde

is .

As an adjective colde is

.

Colde vs Coulde - What's the difference?

colde | coulde |


As an adjective colde

is .

As a verb coulde is

.

Colder vs Colde - What's the difference?

colder | colde |


As adjectives the difference between colder and colde

is that colder is (cold) while colde is .

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