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Pacer - What does it mean?

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Placer vs Pacer - What's the difference?

placer | pacer |


As nouns the difference between placer and pacer

is that placer is placer (mineral deposit) while pacer is (rail transport) a british lightweight railbus diesel multiple unit of class.

Acer vs Pacer - What's the difference?

acer | pacer |


As nouns the difference between acer and pacer

is that acer is obsolete spelling of lang=en while pacer is one who paces.

Pacer vs Paler - What's the difference?

pacer | paler |


As a noun pacer

is one who paces.

As an adjective paler is

comparative of pale.

Racer vs Pacer - What's the difference?

racer | pacer |


As nouns the difference between racer and pacer

is that racer is someone who takes part in a race while pacer is one who paces.

Pacer vs Lacer - What's the difference?

pacer | lacer |


As nouns the difference between pacer and lacer

is that pacer is (rail transport) a british lightweight railbus diesel multiple unit of class while lacer is a person or thing who s.

Packer vs Pacer - What's the difference?

packer | pacer |


As nouns the difference between packer and pacer

is that packer is a person who plays football for the professional football team while pacer is (rail transport) a british lightweight railbus diesel multiple unit of class.

Paker vs Pacer - What's the difference?

paker | pacer |


As nouns the difference between paker and pacer

is that paker is a vagrant, stroller while pacer is one who paces.

Pacer vs Parer - What's the difference?

pacer | parer |


As nouns the difference between pacer and parer

is that pacer is (rail transport) a british lightweight railbus diesel multiple unit of class while parer is a tool used to pare things.

Pacer vs Paced - What's the difference?

pacer | paced |


As a noun pacer

is (rail transport) a british lightweight railbus diesel multiple unit of class.

As a verb paced is

(pace).

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