facer |
facia |
As a noun facer
is an unexpected and stunning blow or defeat.
As a verb facia is
to do, to make (
third-person singular present active subjunctive form).
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facer |
As a noun facer is
an unexpected and stunning blow or defeat.
facer |
falcer |
As nouns the difference between facer and falcer
is that
facer is an unexpected and stunning blow or defeat while
falcer is one of the mandibles of a spider.
facer |
acer |
As nouns the difference between facer and acer
is that
facer is an unexpected and stunning blow or defeat while
acer is obsolete spelling of lang=en.
facer |
faced |
As a noun facer
is an unexpected and stunning blow or defeat.
As a verb faced is
(
face).
As an adjective faced is
(slang) drunk.
faces |
facer |
As nouns the difference between faces and facer
is that
faces is while
facer is an unexpected and stunning blow or defeat.
As a verb faces
is (
face).
facer |
lacer |
As nouns the difference between facer and lacer
is that
facer is an unexpected and stunning blow or defeat while
lacer is a person or thing who s.
facer |
facey |
As a noun facer
is an unexpected and stunning blow or defeat.
As an adjective facey is
cheeky; impudent.
faker |
facer |
As nouns the difference between faker and facer
is that
faker is one who fakes something while
facer is an unexpected and stunning blow or defeat.
facer |
fader |
As a noun facer
is an unexpected and stunning blow or defeat.
As a proper noun fader is
.
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