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misser

Misser vs Hisser - What's the difference?

misser | hisser |


As nouns the difference between misser and hisser

is that misser is one who misses while hisser is one who hisses.

Misser vs Miser - What's the difference?

misser | miser |


As nouns the difference between misser and miser

is that misser is father-in-law while miser is maize.

Misper vs Misser - What's the difference?

misper | misser |


As nouns the difference between misper and misser

is that misper is (police slang'', ''term of art in private investigations ) a missing person while misser is father-in-law.

Misser vs Kisser - What's the difference?

misser | kisser |


As nouns the difference between misser and kisser

is that misser is father-in-law while kisser is agent noun of kiss; one who kisses.

Misser vs Missen - What's the difference?

misser | missen |


As a noun misser

is father-in-law.

As a pronoun missen is

(yorkshire|colloquial) myself.

Messer vs Misser - What's the difference?

messer | misser |


As nouns the difference between messer and misser

is that messer is someone who messes; agent noun of mess while misser is one who misses.

Misser vs Missel - What's the difference?

misser | missel |


As nouns the difference between misser and missel

is that misser is father-in-law while missel is (obsolete) mistletoe.

Masser vs Misser - What's the difference?

masser | misser |


As nouns the difference between masser and misser

is that masser is (obsolete) a priest who celebrates mass while misser is father-in-law.

Miss vs Misser - What's the difference?

miss | misser |


As nouns the difference between miss and misser

is that miss is a failure to hit while misser is one who misses.

As a verb miss

is to fail to hit.

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