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roupy

Terms vs Roupy - What's the difference?

terms | roupy |


As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective roupy is

hoarse (from shouting).

Roupy vs Roups - What's the difference?

roupy | roups |


As an adjective roupy

is hoarse (from shouting).

As a noun roups is

.

As a verb roups is

(roup).

Roup vs Roupy - What's the difference?

roup | roupy |


As a verb roup

is to cry or shout.

As a noun roup

is an outcry or roup can be an infectious disease of poultry caused by trichomonas gallinae.

As an adjective roupy is

hoarse (from shouting).

Roopy vs Roupy - What's the difference?

roopy | roupy |

Roupy is a alternative form of roopy.



As adjectives the difference between roopy and roupy

is that roopy is hoarse while roupy is hoarse (from shouting.

Roupy vs Croupy - What's the difference?

roupy | croupy |


As adjectives the difference between roupy and croupy

is that roupy is hoarse (from shouting) while croupy is of, pertaining to, suggestive of, or caused by croup.

Roupy vs Soupy - What's the difference?

roupy | soupy |


As adjectives the difference between roupy and soupy

is that roupy is hoarse (from shouting) while soupy is resembling soup; creamy.

Ropy vs Roupy - What's the difference?

ropy | roupy |


As adjectives the difference between ropy and roupy

is that ropy is resembling a rope while roupy is hoarse (from shouting).

Roupy vs Rouped - What's the difference?

roupy | rouped |


As adjectives the difference between roupy and rouped

is that roupy is hoarse (from shouting) while rouped is affected with roup.

As a verb rouped is

(roup).