terms |
roupy |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective roupy is
hoarse (from shouting).
roupy |
roups |
As an adjective roupy
is hoarse (from shouting).
As a noun roups is
.
As a verb roups is
(
roup).
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 |
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 |
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 |
soupy |
As adjectives the difference between roupy and soupy
is that
roupy is hoarse (from shouting) while
soupy is resembling soup; creamy.
ropy |
roupy |
As adjectives the difference between ropy and roupy
is that
ropy is resembling a rope while
roupy is hoarse (from shouting).
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).