terms |
dawt |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb dawt is
(scottish) to fondle or caress.
dawb |
dawt |
As verbs the difference between dawb and dawt
is that
dawb is archaic form of daub while
dawt is to fondle or caress.
dwt |
dawt |
Dwt is often a misspelling of dawt.
Dwt has no English definition.
As a verb dawt is
to fondle or caress.
dast |
dawt |
As verbs the difference between dast and dawt
is that
dast is dares while
dawt is to fondle or caress.
daft |
dawt |
As an adjective daft
is insane, mad.
As a verb dawt is
to fondle or caress.
daws |
dawt |
As a noun daws
is plural of lang=en.
As a verb dawt is
to fondle or caress.
dawk |
dawt |
As verbs the difference between dawk and dawt
is that
dawk is to drive a sharp instrument into; incise with a jerk; puncture while
dawt is to fondle or caress.
As a noun dawk
is a hollow or crack in timber.
dawt |
dawg |
As a verb dawt
is to fondle or caress.
As a noun dawg is
eye dialect of nodot=8 lang=en; also {{term|hound dawg}}.
As an initialism DAWG is
directed acyclic word graph.
dawt |
daw |
As verbs the difference between dawt and daw
is that
dawt is to fondle or caress while
daw is to dawn.
As an initialism DAW is
dispense As Written.
As a noun daw is
a western jackdaw,
Coloeus monedula; a bird of crow family, more commonly called jackdaw.
As a proper noun Daw is
{{surname|from=given names}.
dawt |
hawt |
As a verb dawt
is to fondle or caress.
As an adjective hawt is
Eye dialect or leet spelling of hot.As a noun hawt is
eye dialect of lang=en.
As a pronoun hawt is
anything. (alternative form of lang=en.
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