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meaner

Meader vs Meaner - What's the difference?

meader | meaner |


As a noun meader

is a mower.

As an adjective meaner is

comparative of mean.

Weaner vs Meaner - What's the difference?

weaner | meaner |


As a noun weaner

is an animal that has been recently weaned.

As an adjective meaner is

comparative of mean.

Meaner vs Moaner - What's the difference?

meaner | moaner |


As an adjective meaner

is comparative of mean.

As a noun moaner is

one who moans or complains.

Meaner vs Meaned - What's the difference?

meaner | meaned |


As adjectives the difference between meaner and meaned

is that meaner is (mean) while meaned is (in combinations) having a specific type of mean (mathematical mean).

As a verb meaned is

(mean).

Meaner vs Meane - What's the difference?

meaner | meane |


As an adjective meaner

is (mean).

As a noun meane is

(archaic|music) the middle voice of a three-voice polyphonic musical composition.

Meager vs Meaner - What's the difference?

meager | meaner |


As adjectives the difference between meager and meaner

is that meager is having little flesh; lean; thin while meaner is (mean).

As a verb meager

is to make lean.

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