scorie |
scorse |
As nouns the difference between scorie and scorse
is that
scorie is while
scorse is (obsolete) barter; exchange; trade.
As a verb scorse is
(obsolete) to barter or exchange.
scouse |
scorse |
As nouns the difference between scouse and scorse
is that
scouse is the accent and dialect of Liverpool or Merseyside while
scorse is barter; exchange; trade.
As an adjective Scouse
is liverpudlian.
As a verb scorse is
to barter or exchange.
corse |
scorse |
As verbs the difference between corse and scorse
is that
corse is while
scorse is (obsolete) to barter or exchange.
As a noun scorse is
(obsolete) barter; exchange; trade.
scorse |
scourse |
As verbs the difference between scorse and scourse
is that
scorse is (obsolete) to barter or exchange while
scourse is .
As a noun scorse
is (obsolete) barter; exchange; trade.
scores |
scorse |
As verbs the difference between scores and scorse
is that
scores is while
scorse is (obsolete) to barter or exchange.
As a noun scorse is
(obsolete) barter; exchange; trade.
scorce |
scorse |
In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between scorce and scorse
is that
scorce is (obsolete) barter while
scorse is (obsolete) to chase.
As nouns the difference between scorce and scorse
is that
scorce is (obsolete) barter while
scorse is (obsolete) barter; exchange; trade.
As a verb scorse is
(obsolete) to barter or exchange.
score |
scorse |
As verbs the difference between score and scorse
is that
score is while
scorse is (obsolete) to barter or exchange.
As a noun scorse is
(obsolete) barter; exchange; trade.
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