shards |
shardy |
As a noun shards
is .
As a verb shards
is (
shard).
As an adjective shardy is
having, or consisting of, shards.
terms |
shardy |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective shardy is
having, or consisting of, shards.
sharny |
shardy |
As adjectives the difference between sharny and shardy
is that
sharny is (scotland) covered in dung while
shardy is having, or consisting of, shards.
shandy |
shardy |
As a noun shandy
is a drink made by mixing beer and lemonade.
As an adjective shardy is
having, or consisting of, shards.
shardy |
hardy |
As an adjective shardy
is having, or consisting of, shards.
As a proper noun hardy is
, originally a nickname for a hardy person.
shardy |
swardy |
As adjectives the difference between shardy and swardy
is that
shardy is having, or consisting of, shards while
swardy is (archaic) covered with sward or grass.
shardy |
sharky |
As adjectives the difference between shardy and sharky
is that
shardy is having, or consisting of, shards while
sharky is (informal) resembling or characteristic of a shark.
shardy |
shard |
As an adjective shardy
is having, or consisting of, shards.
As a noun shard is
a piece of broken glass or pottery, especially one found in an archaeological dig or
shard can be the plant chard.
As a verb shard is
to fall apart into shards, usually as the result of impact or explosion.
shady |
shardy |
As adjectives the difference between shady and shardy
is that
shady is abounding in shades while
shardy is having, or consisting of, shards.