greener

As an adjective greener is

(green).

As a noun greener is

(slang|derogatory) a newcomer; a recent immigrant.

As nouns the difference between preener and greener

is that preener is one who preens while greener is (slang|derogatory) a newcomer; a recent immigrant.

As an adjective greener is

(green).

As nouns the difference between greeter and greener

is that greeter is a person who greets people on their arrival while greener is (slang|derogatory) a newcomer; a recent immigrant.

As an adjective greener is

(green).

As nouns the difference between greenery and greener

is that greenery is green foliage or verdure while greener is a newcomer; a recent immigrant.

As an adjective greener is

comparative of green.

As adjectives the difference between greene and greener

is that greene is obsolete spelling of lang=en while greener is comparative of green.

As a proper noun Greene

is {{surname|from=Middle English}}, a variant of Green.

As a noun greener is

a newcomer; a recent immigrant.

As a verb greened

is past tense of green.

As an adjective greener is

comparative of green.

As a noun greener is

a newcomer; a recent immigrant.