moorer
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As a noun moorer is (nautical|rare) the person who moors a vessel.
moorer | mooder |
As nouns the difference between moorer and mooder is that moorer is (nautical|rare) the person who moors a vessel while mooder is .
moorer | poorer |
As a noun moorer is (nautical|rare) the person who moors a vessel. As an adjective poorer is ( poor).
mooer | moorer |
As nouns the difference between mooer and moorer is that mooer is one who moos while moorer is (nautical|rare) the person who moors a vessel.
moorer | mooter |
As nouns the difference between moorer and mooter is that moorer is (nautical|rare) the person who moors a vessel while mooter is a disputer of a mooted case or mooter can be .
mooner | moorer |
As nouns the difference between mooner and moorer is that mooner is one who abstractedly wanders or gazes about while moorer is (nautical|rare) the person who moors a vessel.
moored | moorer |
As a verb moored is ( moor). As a noun moorer is (nautical|rare) the person who moors a vessel.
moor | moorer |
As nouns the difference between moor and moorer is that moor is an extensive waste covered with patches of heath, and having a poor, light soil, but sometimes marshy, and abounding in peat; a heath while moorer is (nautical|rare) the person who moors a vessel. As a verb moor is to cast anchor or become fastened.
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