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cusser

Cusser vs Wusser - What's the difference?

cusser | wusser |


As a noun cusser

is one who uses cusses.

As an adjective wusser is

worse.

Cussed vs Cusser - What's the difference?

cussed | cusser |


As a verb cussed

is past tense of cuss.

As an adjective cussed

is ill-tempered, nasty, obstinate.

As an adverb cussed

is very, cussedly, accursedly.

As a noun cusser is

one who uses cusses.

Cusser vs Cusper - What's the difference?

cusser | cusper |


As nouns the difference between cusser and cusper

is that cusser is one who uses cusses while cusper is a person considered to have been born on a cusp between significant generations.

Cusser vs Cusses - What's the difference?

cusser | cusses |


As a noun cusser

is one who uses cusses.

As a verb cusses is

(cuss).

Fusser vs Cusser - What's the difference?

fusser | cusser |


As nouns the difference between fusser and cusser

is that fusser is one who fusses; a fussy person while cusser is one who uses cusses.

Cesser vs Cusser - What's the difference?

cesser | cusser |


As nouns the difference between cesser and cusser

is that cesser is a neglect of a tenant to perform services, or make payment, for two years while cusser is one who uses cusses.

Cusser vs Curser - What's the difference?

cusser | curser |


As nouns the difference between cusser and curser

is that cusser is one who uses cusses while curser is one who curses.

Cusser vs Busser - What's the difference?

cusser | busser |


As nouns the difference between cusser and busser

is that cusser is one who uses cusses while busser is assistant waiter; one who busses.