dere

As nouns the difference between dere and deie

is that dere is door while deie is (a dairymaid).

As an adjective dere

is bitter.

As adjectives the difference between dere and derf

is that dere is bitter while derf is (obsolete) strong; powerful; fierce.

As a noun dere

is door.

As nouns the difference between dere and lere

is that dere is hurt; harm; injury while lere is learning; lesson; lore.

As verbs the difference between dere and lere

is that dere is to hurt; harm; injure; wound while lere is to teach; instruct; explain; inform.

As an adjective lere is

empty.

As a noun dere

is door.

As an adjective dere

is bitter.

As an acronym ere is

layoff (a dismissal of employees from their jobs because of tightened budgetary constraints or work shortag).

As a noun dere

is door.

As an adjective dere

is bitter.

As nouns the difference between dere and dern

is that dere is door while dern is a secret; secrecy or dern can be (uk|dialect) a gatepost or doorpost.

As adjectives the difference between dere and dern

is that dere is bitter while dern is hidden; secret; private.

As a verb dern is

to hide; secrete, as in a hole.

As a contraction dele

is .

As a noun dere is

door.

As an adjective dere is

bitter.

As a noun dere

is door.

As an adjective dere

is bitter.

As a pronoun yere is

(irish) your (plural); of ye, belonging to ye.

As nouns the difference between bere and dere

is that bere is (chiefly|scotland) barley, especially (six-rowed barley) while dere is door.

As an adjective dere is

bitter.

As nouns the difference between were and dere

is that were is (archaic) man (human male), as in while dere is door.

As a verb were

is .

As an adjective dere is

bitter.