terms |
failest |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb failest is
(archaic) (
fail).
railest |
failest |
As verbs the difference between railest and failest
is that
railest is while
failest is (archaic) (
fail).
wailest |
failest |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between wailest and failest
is that
wailest is (archaic) (
wail) while
failest is (archaic) (
fail).
As verbs the difference between wailest and failest
is that
wailest is (archaic) (
wail) while
failest is (archaic) (
fail).
nailest |
failest |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between nailest and failest
is that
nailest is (archaic) (
nail) while
failest is (archaic) (
fail).
As verbs the difference between nailest and failest
is that
nailest is (archaic) (
nail) while
failest is (archaic) (
fail).
failest |
ailest |
As a verb failest
is archaic second-person singular of fail.
As an adjective ailest is
superlative of ail.
failest |
hailest |
In archaic terms the difference between failest and hailest
is that
failest is archaic second-person singular of fail while
hailest is second-person singular form of ''to hail.
failest |
sailest |
In archaic terms the difference between failest and sailest
is that
failest is archaic second-person singular of fail while
sailest is archaic second-person singular of sail.
fairest |
failest |
As an adjective fairest
is superlative of fair.
As a verb failest is
archaic second-person singular of fail.
foilest |
failest |
In archaic terms the difference between foilest and failest
is that
foilest is archaic second-person singular of foil while
failest is archaic second-person singular of fail.
frailest |
failest |
As an adjective frailest
is superlative of frail.
As a verb failest is
archaic second-person singular of fail.
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