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gorget

Wikidiffcom vs Gorget - What's the difference?

wikidiffcom | gorget |


As a noun gorget is

(historical) a piece of armour for the throat.

Gorges vs Gorget - What's the difference?

gorges | gorget |


As a verb gorges

is .

As a noun gorget is

(historical) a piece of armour for the throat.

Gorget vs Gorge - What's the difference?

gorget | gorge |


As a noun gorget

is (historical) a piece of armour for the throat.

As a verb gorge is

.

Gorgeth vs Gorget - What's the difference?

gorgeth | gorget |


As a verb gorgeth

is third-person singular of gorge.

As a noun gorget is

a piece of armour for the throat.

Gorgest vs Gorget - What's the difference?

gorgest | gorget |


As a verb gorgest

is (archaic) (gorge).

As a noun gorget is

(historical) a piece of armour for the throat.

Gorget vs Garget - What's the difference?

gorget | garget |


As nouns the difference between gorget and garget

is that gorget is (historical) a piece of armour for the throat while garget is (obsolete) the throat.

Gorget vs Gorger - What's the difference?

gorget | gorger |


As nouns the difference between gorget and gorger

is that gorget is (historical) a piece of armour for the throat while gorger is one who gorges.

Gorged vs Gorget - What's the difference?

gorged | gorget |


As an adjective gorged

is with a stomach stuffed full of food.

As a verb gorged

is (gorge).

As a noun gorget is

(historical) a piece of armour for the throat.

Forget vs Gorget - What's the difference?

forget | gorget |


As a verb forget

is to lose remembrance of.

As a noun gorget is

a piece of armour for the throat.

Gorget vs Neckplate - What's the difference?

gorget | neckplate |


As nouns the difference between gorget and neckplate

is that gorget is (historical) a piece of armour for the throat while neckplate is a piece of armour for the throat; a gorget.

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