suaver |
saver |
As an adjective suaver
is comparative of suave.
As a noun saver is
one who saves.
siver |
saver |
As a verb siver
is (obsolete) to simmer.
As a noun saver is
one who saves.
saver |
salver |
As nouns the difference between saver and salver
is that
saver is one who saves while
salver is one who salves or cures.
saver |
slaver |
As nouns the difference between saver and slaver
is that
saver is one who saves while
slaver is saliva running from the mouth; drool or
slaver can be a person engaged in the slave trade.
As a verb slaver is
to drool saliva from the mouth; to slobber.
saver |
caver |
As nouns the difference between saver and caver
is that
saver is one who saves while
caver is (colloquial) a person who explores caves; a spelunker.
haver |
saver |
As nouns the difference between haver and saver
is that
haver is the cereal oats while
saver is one who saves.
As a verb haver
is to hem and haw.
raver |
saver |
As nouns the difference between raver and saver
is that
raver is a person who attends rave parties, or who belongs to that subculture while
saver is one who saves.
sayer |
saver |
As a proper noun sayer
is common in sussex.
As a noun saver is
one who saves.
sager |
saver |
As an adjective sager
is (
sage).
As a noun saver is
one who saves.
saver |
laver |
As nouns the difference between saver and laver
is that
saver is one who saves while
laver is a red alga of the genus
Porphyra.
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