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faints

Lightheaded vs Faints - What's the difference?

lightheaded | faints |


As an adjective lightheaded

is dizzy or feeling faint, usually caused by a drop in blood pressure to the brain.

As a noun faints is

plural of faint.

Faints vs Taints - What's the difference?

faints | taints |


As nouns the difference between faints and taints

is that faints is while taints is .

As a verb taints is

(taint).

Faints vs Paints - What's the difference?

faints | paints |


As nouns the difference between faints and paints

is that faints is while paints is .

Faints vs Flints - What's the difference?

faints | flints |


As nouns the difference between faints and flints

is that faints is plural of faint while flints is plural of flint.

As a verb flints is

third-person singular of flint.

Faints vs Feints - What's the difference?

faints | feints |


As nouns the difference between faints and feints

is that faints is while feints is .

As a verb feints is

(feint).

Fiants vs Faints - What's the difference?

fiants | faints |


As nouns the difference between fiants and faints

is that fiants is (obsolete) the dung of the fox, wolf, boar, or badger while faints is .

Faints vs Fains - What's the difference?

faints | fains |


As a noun faints

is .

As a verb fains is

(fain).

Faints vs Haints - What's the difference?

faints | haints |


As nouns the difference between faints and haints

is that faints is while haints is .

As a verb haints is

.

Faints vs Faines - What's the difference?

faints | faines |


As nouns the difference between faints and faines

is that faints is while faines is .

Faints vs Fainty - What's the difference?

faints | fainty |


As a noun faints

is plural of faint.

As an adjective fainty is

feeble; languid; inclined to faint.

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