possest

In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between possest and posset

is that possest is (obsolete) (possess) while posset is (obsolete) to curdle; to turn, as milk; to coagulate.

As verbs the difference between possest and posset

is that possest is (obsolete) (possess) while posset is (obsolete) to curdle; to turn, as milk; to coagulate.

As a noun posset is

a beverage composed of hot milk curdled by some strong infusion, such as wine.

As verbs the difference between possest and passest

is that possest is (obsolete) (possess) while passest is (archaic) (pass).

As verbs the difference between possest and posses

is that possest is (obsolete) (possess) while posses is (poss).

As a noun posses is

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As verbs the difference between possest and postest

is that possest is (obsolete) (possess) while postest is (archaic) (post).

As verbs the difference between possest and poisest

is that possest is past tense of possess while poisest is archaic second-person singular of poise.

As a verb possest

is past tense of possess.

As an adjective posiest is

superlative of posey.

In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between possest and possesst

is that possest is (obsolete) (possess) while possesst is (obsolete) (possess).

As verbs the difference between possest and possesst

is that possest is (obsolete) (possess) while possesst is (obsolete) (possess).

As verbs the difference between possest and possets

is that possest is past tense of possess while possets is third-person singular of posset.

As a noun possets is

plural of posset.

As an adjective poshest

is superlative of posh.

As a verb possest is

past tense of possess.