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Icer vs Dicer - What's the difference?

icer | dicer |


As nouns the difference between icer and dicer

is that icer is one who ices while dicer is a gambler who plays dice.

Ices vs Icer - What's the difference?

ices | icer |


As nouns the difference between ices and icer

is that ices is plural of lang=en while icer is one who ices.

Icer vs Icier - What's the difference?

icer | icier |


As a noun icer

is one who ices.

As an adjective icier is

comparative of icy.

Icer vs Icker - What's the difference?

icer | icker |


As nouns the difference between icer and icker

is that icer is one who ices while icker is a head of grain.

Icer vs Iced - What's the difference?

icer | iced |


As a noun icer

is one who ices.

As an adjective iced is

with ice added.

As a verb iced is

past tense of ice.

Icer vs Ricer - What's the difference?

icer | ricer |


As nouns the difference between icer and ricer

is that icer is one who ices while ricer is a person, especially a Native American, who cultivates and harvests rice.

Sicer vs Icer - What's the difference?

sicer | icer |


As nouns the difference between sicer and icer

is that sicer is a strong drink; cider while icer is one who ices.

Icer vs Iter - What's the difference?

icer | iter |


As nouns the difference between icer and iter

is that icer is one who ices while iter is a passage, especially the passage between the third and fourth ventricles in the brain; the cerebral aqueduct.

Acer vs Icer - What's the difference?

acer | icer |


As nouns the difference between acer and icer

is that acer is obsolete spelling of lang=en while icer is one who ices.

Icer vs Nicer - What's the difference?

icer | nicer |


As a noun icer

is one who ices.

As an adjective nicer is

comparative of nice.

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