looks |
lorks |
As a noun looks
is .
As a verb looks
is (
look).
As an interjection lorks is
(uk|euphemistic|dated) oh dear, oh my god.
nooks |
looks |
As nouns the difference between nooks and looks
is that
nooks is while
looks is .
As a verb looks is
(
look).
looks |
kooks |
As nouns the difference between looks and kooks
is that
looks is plural of lang=en while
kooks is plural of kook.
As a verb looks
is third-person singular of look.
looks |
loots |
As verbs the difference between looks and loots
is that
looks is third-person singular of look while
loots is third-person singular of loot.
As a noun looks
is plural of lang=en.
looks |
looms |
As nouns the difference between looks and looms
is that
looks is while
looms is .
As verbs the difference between looks and looms
is that
looks is (
look) while
looms is (
loom).
loos |
looks |
As nouns the difference between loos and looks
is that
loos is praise, fame, reputation while
looks is plural of lang=en.
As a verb looks is
third-person singular of look.
looks |
fooks |
As verbs the difference between looks and fooks
is that
looks is (
look) while
fooks is (
fook).
As a noun looks
is .
looks |
mooks |
As nouns the difference between looks and mooks
is that
looks is while
mooks is .
As a verb looks
is (
look).
looks |
blooks |
As nouns the difference between looks and blooks
is that
looks is while
blooks is .
As a verb looks
is (
look).
looks |
cooks |
As nouns the difference between looks and cooks
is that
looks is while
cooks is .
As verbs the difference between looks and cooks
is that
looks is (
look) while
cooks is (
cook).
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