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shiplike

Terms vs Shiplike - What's the difference?

terms | shiplike |


As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective shiplike is

resembling a ship or some aspect of a ship.

Whiplike vs Shiplike - What's the difference?

whiplike | shiplike |


As adjectives the difference between whiplike and shiplike

is that whiplike is resembling a whip or some aspect of one; long, thin, and flexible while shiplike is resembling a ship or some aspect of a ship.

Shoplike vs Shiplike - What's the difference?

shoplike | shiplike |


As adjectives the difference between shoplike and shiplike

is that shoplike is resembling a shop or some aspect of one while shiplike is resembling a ship or some aspect of a ship.

Chiplike vs Shiplike - What's the difference?

chiplike | shiplike |


As adjectives the difference between chiplike and shiplike

is that chiplike is resembling or characteristic of a chip (fragment of stone etc) while shiplike is resembling a ship or some aspect of a ship.

Shitlike vs Shiplike - What's the difference?

shitlike | shiplike |


As adjectives the difference between shitlike and shiplike

is that shitlike is (vulgar) resembling shit in some way; shitty while shiplike is resembling a ship or some aspect of a ship.

Hiplike vs Shiplike - What's the difference?

hiplike | shiplike |


As adjectives the difference between hiplike and shiplike

is that hiplike is resembling a hip (joint of the body) or some aspect of one while shiplike is resembling a ship or some aspect of a ship.

Ship vs Shiplike - What's the difference?

ship | shiplike |


As a noun ship

is a water-borne vessel generally larger than a boat.

As a verb ship

is to send by water-borne transport.

As an adjective shiplike is

resembling a ship or some aspect of a ship.