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commis

Commis - What does it mean?

commis | |

is likely misspelled.


has no English definition.

As a noun commis

is a deputy or clerk of a foreign official.

Achef vs Commis - What's the difference?

achef | commis |


As a noun commis is

(obsolete) a deputy or clerk of a foreign official.

Commit vs Commis - What's the difference?

commit | commis |


As a verb commit

is .

As a noun commis is

(obsolete) a deputy or clerk of a foreign official.

Combis vs Commis - What's the difference?

combis | commis |


As nouns the difference between combis and commis

is that combis is while commis is (obsolete) a deputy or clerk of a foreign official.

Commis vs Comms - What's the difference?

commis | comms |


As a noun commis

is (obsolete) a deputy or clerk of a foreign official.

As an abbreviation comms is

communications.

Commis vs Commix - What's the difference?

commis | commix |


As a noun commis

is a deputy or clerk of a foreign official.

As a verb commix is

to mix separate things together, or to become mixed; to amalgamate.

Commis vs Commos - What's the difference?

commis | commos |


As nouns the difference between commis and commos

is that commis is (obsolete) a deputy or clerk of a foreign official while commos is .

Commis vs Commish - What's the difference?

commis | commish |


As nouns the difference between commis and commish

is that commis is a deputy or clerk of a foreign official while commish is commissioner.

Commis vs Commas - What's the difference?

commis | commas |


As nouns the difference between commis and commas

is that commis is (obsolete) a deputy or clerk of a foreign official while commas is .

Commits vs Commis - What's the difference?

commits | commis |


As a verb commits

is (commit).

As a noun commis is

(obsolete) a deputy or clerk of a foreign official.

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