egger |
agger |
As nouns the difference between egger and agger
is that
egger is one who gathers eggs or
egger can be any of various species of moth, especially the or
egger can be one who eggs or incites while
agger is a high tide in which the water rises to a given level, recedes, and then rises again.
egger |
legger |
As nouns the difference between egger and legger
is that
egger is one who gathers eggs or
egger can be any of various species of moth, especially the or
egger can be one who eggs or incites while
legger is short for a bootlegger.
kegger |
egger |
As nouns the difference between kegger and egger
is that
kegger is (slang) a party at which beer is served from a keg while
egger is one who gathers eggs or
egger can be any of various species of moth, especially the or
egger can be one who eggs or incites.
eager |
egger |
As nouns the difference between eager and egger
is that
eager is alternative form of lang=en (tidal bore) while
egger is one who gathers eggs.
As an adjective eager
is sharp; sour; acid.
egger |
eggery |
As nouns the difference between egger and eggery
is that
egger is one who gathers eggs while
eggery is a place where eggs are deposited or kept.
egger |
segger |
As nouns the difference between egger and segger
is that
egger is one who gathers eggs or
egger can be any of various species of moth, especially the or
egger can be one who eggs or incites while
segger is .
eggler |
egger |
As nouns the difference between eggler and egger
is that
eggler is (archaic) one who gathers, or deals in, eggs while
egger is one who gathers eggs or
egger can be any of various species of moth, especially the or
egger can be one who eggs or incites.
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