dell |
grove |
As nouns the difference between dell and grove
is that
dell is valley while
grove is a small forest.
As proper nouns the difference between dell and grove
is that
dell is {{surname} while
Grove is {{surname|habitational|from=Middle English}} for someone who lived near a grove.
prosaic |
dell |
As an adjective prosaic
is pertaining to or having the characteristics of prose.
As a proper noun dell is
.
apple |
dell |
As proper nouns the difference between apple and dell
is that
apple is a nickname for new york city, usually “the big apple” while
dell is .
dell |
acer |
As a proper noun dell
is .
As a noun acer is
.
glenn |
dell |
As proper nouns the difference between glenn and dell
is that
glenn is {{surname|from=Scottish Gaelic}}, variant of Glen while
Dell is {{surname}.
As a noun dell is
valley.
glade |
dell |
In obsolete terms the difference between glade and dell
is that
glade is a bright patch of sky; the bright space between clouds while
dell is a young woman; a wench.
As nouns the difference between glade and dell
is that
glade is an open passage through a wood; a grassy open or cleared space in a forest while
dell is valley.
As a proper noun Dell is
{{surname}.
dell |
holler |
As nouns the difference between dell and holler
is that
dell is valley while
holler is a yell, shout.
As a proper noun Dell
is {{surname}.
As a verb holler is
to yell or shout.
As an adjective holler is
alternative form of lang=en.
coulee |
dell |
As a noun coulee
is flow, flowing.
As a verb coulee
is .
As a proper noun dell is
.
dell |
defile |
Related terms |
Dell is a related term of defile.
As a proper noun dell
is .
As a noun defile is
fashion show.
doxie |
dell |
As nouns the difference between doxie and dell
is that
doxie is an alternative form of doxy sweetheart or mistress while
dell is valley.
As a proper noun Dell is
{{surname}.
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