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Cwt vs Det - What's the difference?

cwt | det |


As nouns the difference between cwt and det

is that cwt is (analysis) while det is tooth.

As a verb det is

.

Cwt - What does it mean?

cwt | |

Cit vs Cwt - What's the difference?

cit | cwt |


As nouns the difference between cit and cwt

is that cit is (archaic|derogatory) townsman, city dweller while cwt is (analysis).

Cwt vs Ewt - What's the difference?

cwt | ewt |


As nouns the difference between cwt and ewt

is that cwt is initialism of lang=en while ewt is a newt.

As an abbreviation cwt

is hundredweight.

Cwt vs Cmt - What's the difference?

cwt | cmt |


As an abbreviation cwt

is hundredweight.

As a noun CWT

is initialism of lang=en.

As an initialism CMT is

initialism of Certified Massage Therapist|lang=en.

Cwt vs Ckt - What's the difference?

cwt | ckt |


As nouns the difference between cwt and ckt

is that cwt is (analysis) while ckt is .

Cwt vs Owt - What's the difference?

cwt | owt |


As nouns the difference between cwt and owt

is that cwt is (analysis) while owt is (northern england) anything.

As a pronoun owt is

(northern england) aught, anything.

As an adverb owt is

(northern england) anything.

Cot vs Cwt - What's the difference?

cot | cwt |


As nouns the difference between cot and cwt

is that cot is adze while cwt is (analysis).

Cwm vs Cwt - What's the difference?

cwm | cwt |


As nouns the difference between cwm and cwt

is that cwm is a valley head created through glacial erosion and with a shape similar to an amphitheatre while CWT is initialism of lang=en.

As an abbreviation cwt is

hundredweight.

Cut vs Cwt - What's the difference?

cut | cwt |


As nouns the difference between cut and cwt

is that cut is vial while cwt is (analysis).

As an interjection cut

is beat it]]!; take a hike!; [[get lost|get lost!.

As a verb cut

is to beat it; to take a hike; to get lost.

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