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nite

Nite vs Snite - What's the difference?

nite | snite |


As nouns the difference between nite and snite

is that nite is informal spelling of lang=en while snite is a snipe.

As a verb snite is

to blow (one's nose).

Nite vs Nitre - What's the difference?

nite | nitre |


As a noun nite

is .

As a verb nitre is

.

As an adjective nitre is

nitrated.

Nite vs Kite - What's the difference?

nite | kite |


As nouns the difference between nite and kite

is that nite is while kite is a bird of prey of the family accipitridae belonging to one of the following groups: or kite can be the stomach; belly or kite can be (label) a weight-measure unit from ancient egypt, equivalent to 01 deben.

As a verb kite is

to fly a kite.

Cite vs Nite - What's the difference?

cite | nite |


As nouns the difference between cite and nite

is that cite is wedge, short spear or stick while nite is .

As an adjective cite

is full, brim-full.

Nite vs Mite - What's the difference?

nite | mite |


As nouns the difference between nite and mite

is that nite is while mite is shoot.

Nits vs Nite - What's the difference?

nits | nite |


As nouns the difference between nits and nite

is that nits is while nite is .

Nite vs Site - What's the difference?

nite | site |


As nouns the difference between nite and site

is that nite is informal spelling of lang=en while site is sorrow, grief.

As a verb site is

to situate or place a building.

Nite vs Niste - What's the difference?

nite | niste |


As a noun nite

is .

As a contraction niste is

(obsolete) ne wiste; did not know.

Nite vs Unite - What's the difference?

nite | unite |


As nouns the difference between nite and unite

is that nite is while unite is unity.

Nite vs Niter - What's the difference?

nite | niter |


As nouns the difference between nite and niter

is that nite is while niter is (us|chemistry) a mineral form of potassium nitrate used in making gunpowder.

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