moors

As a noun moors

is .

As a verb moors

is (moor).

As an adjective arabs is

.

As a proper noun dales

is (pluralonly) the yorkshire dales, an upland area, in northern england.

As a noun moors is

.

As a verb moors is

(moor).

As proper nouns the difference between moors and plains

is that moors is plural of Moor while Plains is the Great Plains region of North America.

As nouns the difference between moors and plains

is that moors is plural of moor while plains is plural of lang=en.

As a verb moors

is third-person singular of moor.

As nouns the difference between heaths and moors

is that heaths is while moors is .

As a verb moors is

(moor).

As nouns the difference between moors and paramo

is that moors is while paramo is wasteland, badlands.

As a verb moors

is (moor).

As a noun moors

is .

As a verb moors

is (moor).

As a proper noun cliff is

a diminutive of the male given name clifford .

As nouns the difference between moory and moors

is that moory is a kind of blue cloth made in india while moors is .

As an adjective moory

is resembling a moor; swampy; boggy.

As a verb moors is

(moor).

As nouns the difference between doors and moors

is that doors is while moors is .

As a verb moors is

(moor).

As nouns the difference between moors and moobs

is that moors is while moobs is .

As a verb moors

is (moor).

As nouns the difference between moors and mooks

is that moors is while mooks is .

As a verb moors

is (moor).