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knew

Knew vs Knower - What's the difference?

knew | knower |


As a verb knew

is (know).

As a noun knower is

one who knows.

Knew vs Wist - What's the difference?

knew | wist |


As verbs the difference between knew and wist

is that knew is (know) while wist is (archaic) (wit) or wist can be (nonstandard|pseudo-archaic) to know, be aware of.

Noticed vs Knew - What's the difference?

noticed | knew |


As verbs the difference between noticed and knew

is that noticed is (notice) while knew is (know).

Gnaw vs Knew - What's the difference?

gnaw | knew |


As verbs the difference between gnaw and knew

is that gnaw is to bite something persistently, especially something tough while knew is (know).

Knew vs Horny - What's the difference?

knew | horny |


As a verb knew

is (know).

As an adjective horny is

hard or bony, like an animal's horn.

Knew vs Said - What's the difference?

knew | said |


As a verb knew

is (know).

As a proper noun said is

: (l).

Knew vs Knows - What's the difference?

knew | knows |


As verbs the difference between knew and knows

is that knew is (know) while knows is (know).

Stoped vs Knew - What's the difference?

stoped | knew |


As verbs the difference between stoped and knew

is that stoped is (stope) while knew is (know).

Claimed vs Knew - What's the difference?

claimed | knew |


As verbs the difference between claimed and knew

is that claimed is (claim) while knew is (know).

Knew vs Didknow - What's the difference?

knew | didknow |

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