gents

Genty vs Gents - What's the difference?

genty | gents |

As an adjective genty

is (scotland|dialect) neat; trim.

As a noun gents is

(colloquial) toilets intended for use by men or gents can be .

Gents vs Bents - What's the difference?

gents | bents |

As nouns the difference between gents and bents

is that gents is toilets intended for use by men while bents is plural of bent.

Gelts vs Gents - What's the difference?

gelts | gents |

As nouns the difference between gelts and gents

is that gelts is while gents is (colloquial) toilets intended for use by men or gents can be .

Gents vs Genets - What's the difference?

gents | genets |

As nouns the difference between gents and genets

is that gents is toilets intended for use by men while genets is plural of lang=en.

Gents vs Glents - What's the difference?

gents | glents |

As nouns the difference between gents and glents

is that gents is toilets intended for use by men while glents is plural of glent.

Genes vs Gents - What's the difference?

genes | gents |

As nouns the difference between genes and gents

is that genes is while gents is (colloquial) toilets intended for use by men or gents can be .

Wents vs Gents - What's the difference?

wents | gents |

As nouns the difference between wents and gents

is that wents is while gents is (colloquial) toilets intended for use by men or gents can be .

Gents vs Getts - What's the difference?

gents | getts |

As nouns the difference between gents and getts

is that gents is (colloquial) toilets intended for use by men or gents can be while getts is .

Agents vs Gents - What's the difference?

agents | gents |

As nouns the difference between agents and gents

is that agents is while gents is (colloquial) toilets intended for use by men or gents can be .

Gents vs Gets - What's the difference?

gents | gets |

As a noun gents

is toilets intended for use by men.

As a verb gets is

third-person singular of get.