terms |
harries |
As a noun terms
is .
As a proper noun harries is
.
harries |
harris |
As a proper noun harries
is .
As a noun harris is
(uncountable|uk|slang) a dried preparation of the flowering tops or other parts of the cannabis plant used as a psychotropic drug.
harries |
hurries |
As verbs the difference between harries and hurries
is that
harries is third-person singular of harry while
hurries is third-person singular of hurry.
As a noun hurries is
plural of lang=en.
marries |
harries |
As verbs the difference between marries and harries
is that
marries is third-person singular of marry while
harries is third-person singular of harry.
harries |
farries |
As a verb harries
is third-person singular of harry.
As a noun farries is
plural of farry.
harries |
carries |
As a proper noun harries
is .
As a verb carries is
(
carry).
As a noun carries is
.
harries |
larries |
As a verb harries
is third-person singular of harry.
As a noun larries is
plural of larry.
barries |
harries |
As a noun barries
is .
As a proper noun harries is
.
parries |
harries |
As a noun parries
is .
As a verb parries
is third person singular, present tense of
to parry .
As a proper noun harries is
.
tarries |
harries |
As verbs the difference between tarries and harries
is that
tarries is third-person singular of tarry while
harries is third-person singular of harry.
As a noun tarries
is plural of lang=en.
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