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lofe

Lofe vs Lowe - What's the difference?

lofe | lowe |


As nouns the difference between lofe and lowe

is that lofe is an offer; choice; an opportunity; chance while lowe is alternative form of nodot=9 lang=en "flame".

As a verb lofe

is to praise; commend.

As a proper noun Lowe is

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Lofe vs Lone - What's the difference?

lofe | lone |


As a verb lofe

is .

As a proper noun lone is

.

Lofe vs Lyfe - What's the difference?

lofe | lyfe |


As nouns the difference between lofe and lyfe

is that lofe is an offer; choice; an opportunity; chance while lyfe is an archaic spelling of lang=en.

As a verb lofe

is to praise; commend.

Lofe vs Loge - What's the difference?

lofe | loge |


As verbs the difference between lofe and loge

is that lofe is while loge is .

Lote vs Lofe - What's the difference?

lote | lofe |


As nouns the difference between lote and lofe

is that lote is a large tree (Celtis australis), the pedia=1, found in the south of Europe. It has a hard wood, and bears a cherry-like fruit while lofe is an offer; choice; an opportunity; chance.

As an initialism LOTE

is language(s) other than English.

As a verb lofe is

to praise; commend.

Lode vs Lofe - What's the difference?

lode | lofe |


As a noun lode

is (obsolete) a way or path; a road.

As a verb lofe is

.

Lofe vs Lof - What's the difference?

lofe | lof |


As a verb lofe

is .

As a noun lof is

wolf.

Loke vs Lofe - What's the difference?

loke | lofe |


In uk _ dialectal terms the difference between loke and lofe

is that loke is a small field or meadow while lofe is an offer; choice; an opportunity; chance.

As a verb lofe is

to praise; commend.

Loff vs Lofe - What's the difference?

loff | lofe |


As verbs the difference between loff and lofe

is that loff is while lofe is .

As a noun loff

is .

Lofe vs Lope - What's the difference?

lofe | lope |


As a verb lofe

is .

As a proper noun lope is

.

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