terms |
marriest |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb marriest is
(archaic) (
marry).
marriest |
mardiest |
As a verb marriest
is archaic second-person singular of marry.
As an adjective mardiest is
superlative of mardy.
marriest |
parriest |
In archaic terms the difference between marriest and parriest
is that
marriest is archaic second-person singular of marry while
parriest is archaic second-person singular of parry.
merriest |
marriest |
As an adjective merriest
is superlative of merry.
As a verb marriest is
archaic second-person singular of marry.
marriest |
marrest |
In archaic terms the difference between marriest and marrest
is that
marriest is archaic second-person singular of marry while
marrest is archaic second-person singular of mar.
marriest |
marries |
As verbs the difference between marriest and marries
is that
marriest is archaic second-person singular of marry while
marries is third-person singular of marry.
tarriest |
marriest |
As an adjective tarriest
is superlative of tarry.
As a verb marriest is
archaic second-person singular of marry.
marriest |
marliest |
As a verb marriest
is archaic second-person singular of marry.
As an adjective marliest is
superlative of marly.