files

As verbs the difference between fills and files

is that fills is (fill) while files is .

As nouns the difference between fills and files

is that fills is usually used of multiple people, not of a single person while files is .

As nouns the difference between files and wiles

is that files is plural of lang=en while wiles is plural of lang=en.

As a verb files

is third-person singular of file.

As a proper noun Wiles is

{{surname|from=nicknames}} A patronymic form of Wile.

As verbs the difference between files and filks

is that files is third-person singular of file while filks is third-person singular of filk.

As a noun files

is plural of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between archives and files

is that archives is while files is .

As a noun files is

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As nouns the difference between files and documents

is that files is plural of lang=en while documents is plural of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between files and documents

is that files is third-person singular of file while documents is third-person singular of document.

As nouns the difference between files and tiles

is that files is while tiles is .

As verbs the difference between files and tiles

is that files is while tiles is (tile).

As nouns the difference between fives and files

is that fives is while files is .

As a verb files is

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As a noun files

is .

As a verb files

is .

As a proper noun miles is

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As nouns the difference between files and filers

is that files is while filers is .

As a verb files

is .

Flies is a anagram of files.

As nouns the difference between files and flies

is that files is plural of lang=en while flies is plural of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between files and flies

is that files is third-person singular of file while flies is third-person singular of fly.