terms |
guller |
As nouns the difference between terms and guller
is that
terms is while
guller is one who gulls; a deceiver.
guller |
gullery |
As nouns the difference between guller and gullery
is that
guller is one who gulls; a deceiver while
gullery is (archaic) an act, or the practice, of gulling; trickery; fraud.
huller |
guller |
As nouns the difference between huller and guller
is that
huller is one who, or that which, hulls; especially, an agricultural machine for removing the hulls from grain; a hulling machine while
guller is one who gulls; a deceiver.
guller |
gulled |
As a noun guller
is one who gulls; a deceiver.
As a verb gulled is
(
gull).
gulper |
guller |
As nouns the difference between gulper and guller
is that
gulper is one who gulps while
guller is one who gulls; a deceiver.
guller |
gulley |
As nouns the difference between guller and gulley
is that
guller is one who gulls; a deceiver while
gulley is (etymology 1).
gullet |
guller |
As nouns the difference between gullet and guller
is that
gullet is the throat or esophagus while
guller is one who gulls; a deceiver.
culler |
guller |
As nouns the difference between culler and guller
is that
culler is one who picks or chooses; especially, an inspector who selects wares suitable for market while
guller is one who gulls; a deceiver.
guller |
duller |
As nouns the difference between guller and duller
is that
guller is one who gulls; a deceiver while
duller is one who, or that which, dulls.
As an adjective duller is
comparative of dull.
guller |
puller |
As nouns the difference between guller and puller
is that
guller is one who gulls; a deceiver while
puller is anything that pulls, but especially a hoist in which a cable is attached to a lever and a ratchet mechanism.
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