pilly

As adjectives the difference between pilly and pily

is that pilly is covered in pills (particles created by mechanical wear) while pily is like pile or wool.

As adjectives the difference between pilly and hilly

is that pilly is covered in pills (particles created by mechanical wear) while hilly is abundant in hills; having many hills.

As an adjective pilly

is covered in pills (particles created by mechanical wear).

As a proper noun tilly is

or tilly can be .

As a noun tilly is

.

As a noun pully

is (informal) pullover.

As an adjective pilly is

covered in pills (particles created by mechanical wear).

As an adjective pilly

is covered in pills (particles created by mechanical wear).

As a noun gilly is

.

As a noun billy

is a billy club.

As a proper noun Billy

is a diminutive of the male given name William.

As an adjective pilly is

covered in pills (particles created by mechanical wear).

As adjectives the difference between pilly and dilly

is that pilly is covered in pills (particles created by mechanical wear) while dilly is redolent of dill (the spice.

As a noun dilly is

someone or something that is remarkable or unusual.

As a noun pally

is (colloquial) a palestinian.

As an adjective pilly is

covered in pills (particles created by mechanical wear).

As a noun pills

is .

As a verb pills

is third person singular simple present of to pill .

As an adjective pilly is

covered in pills (particles created by mechanical wear).

As a noun filly

is a young female horse.

As an adjective pilly is

covered in pills (particles created by mechanical wear).