husks

As nouns the difference between husky and husks

is that husky is any of several breeds of dogs used as sled dogs while husks is .

As an adjective husky

is (of a voice) hoarse and rough-sounding.

As a verb husks is

(husk).

As nouns the difference between tusks and husks

is that tusks is while husks is .

As a verb husks is

(husk).

As nouns the difference between busks and husks

is that busks is plural of lang=en while husks is plural of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between busks and husks

is that busks is third-person singular of busk while husks is third-person singular of husk.

As nouns the difference between musks and husks

is that musks is while husks is .

As a verb husks is

(husk).

As nouns the difference between dusks and husks

is that dusks is while husks is .

As a verb husks is

(husk).

As nouns the difference between hasks and husks

is that hasks is plural of lang=en while husks is plural of lang=en.

As a verb husks is

third-person singular of husk.

As nouns the difference between husks and rusks

is that husks is while rusks is .

As a verb husks

is (husk).

As nouns the difference between husks and hucks

is that husks is while hucks is .

As a verb husks

is (husk).

As nouns the difference between husks and hunks

is that husks is while hunks is (slang|dated) a crotchety or surly person; also, a stingy man, a miser or hunks can be .

As a verb husks

is (husk).

As nouns the difference between husks and cusks

is that husks is plural of lang=en while cusks is plural of lang=en.

As a verb husks

is third-person singular of husk.