doll |
goll |
As nouns the difference between doll and goll
is that
doll is a toy in the form of a human while
goll is hand.
As proper nouns the difference between doll and goll
is that
doll is a diminutive of the female given name Dorothy while
goll is god.
As a verb doll
is to cause to be more beautiful of attractive. See also doll up.
terms |
goll |
As nouns the difference between terms and goll
is that
terms is while
goll is (obsolete) hand.
As a proper noun goll is
(euphemistic) god.
loll |
goll |
As a verb loll
is to act lazily or indolently; to recline; to lean; to throw one's self down; to lie at ease.
As a noun goll is
(obsolete) hand.
As a proper noun goll is
(euphemistic) god.
goll |
boll |
As nouns the difference between goll and boll
is that
goll is hand while
boll is the rounded seed-bearing capsule of a cotton or flax plant.
As a proper noun goll
is god.
As a verb boll is
to form a boll or seed vessel; to go to seed.
gowl |
goll |
In obsolete terms the difference between gowl and goll
is that
gowl is to weep angrily; to howl while
goll is hand.
As a verb gowl
is to weep angrily; to howl.
As a noun goll is
hand.
As a proper noun goll is
god.
goll |
gnoll |
As nouns the difference between goll and gnoll
is that
goll is (obsolete) hand while
gnoll is a usually evil and dog-like humanoid creature found in various forms in fantasy literature and video games.
As a proper noun goll
is (euphemistic) god.
goll |
foll |
As nouns the difference between goll and foll
is that
goll is (obsolete) hand while
foll is .
As a proper noun goll
is (euphemistic) god.
gall |
goll |
As nouns the difference between gall and goll
is that
gall is foreigner while
goll is (obsolete) hand.
As a proper noun goll is
(euphemistic) god.
goll |
noll |
As proper nouns the difference between goll and noll
is that
goll is (euphemistic) god while
noll is .
As a noun goll
is (obsolete) hand.
poll |
goll |
As proper nouns the difference between poll and goll
is that
poll is or
poll can be while
goll is (euphemistic) god.
As a noun goll is
(obsolete) hand.
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