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fleys

Fleys vs Flews - What's the difference?

fleys | flews |


As a verb fleys

is (fley).

As a noun flews is

the pendulous flaps of skin hanging from the side of the lips of certain dogs, especially hounds.

Flees vs Fleys - What's the difference?

flees | fleys |


As verbs the difference between flees and fleys

is that flees is third-person singular of flee while fleys is third-person singular of fley.

Gleys vs Fleys - What's the difference?

gleys | fleys |


As a noun gleys

is .

As a verb fleys is

(fley).

Fleys vs Fleas - What's the difference?

fleys | fleas |


As a verb fleys

is (fley).

As a noun fleas is

.

Fleys vs Sleys - What's the difference?

fleys | sleys |


As verbs the difference between fleys and sleys

is that fleys is (fley) while sleys is (sley).

As a noun sleys is

.

Fleys vs Flays - What's the difference?

fleys | flays |


As verbs the difference between fleys and flays

is that fleys is (fley) while flays is (flay).

Fleys vs Vleys - What's the difference?

fleys | vleys |


As a verb fleys

is third-person singular of fley.

As a noun vleys is

plural of vley.

Leys vs Fleys - What's the difference?

leys | fleys |


As a noun leys

is .

As a verb fleys is

(fley).

Flys vs Fleys - What's the difference?

flys | fleys |


As a noun flys

is (a type of carriage).

As a verb fleys is

(fley).

Fleys vs Flyes - What's the difference?

fleys | flyes |


As a verb fleys

is (fley).

As an adjective flyes is

.

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