shite |
shide |
As nouns the difference between shite and shide
is that
shite is (british|irish|vulgar) shit, trash, rubbish while
shide is a thin board; a billet of wood; splinter.
As an adjective shite
is (british|irish|vulgar) bad, awful, shit.
As an interjection shite
is (uk|irish|vulgar).
As a verb shite
is (uk|vulgar|chiefly|scotland|ireland) to defecate.
shite |
shive |
As nouns the difference between shite and shive
is that
shite is (british|irish|vulgar) shit, trash, rubbish while
shive is a slice, especially of bread or
shive can be (obsolete) a splinter; a particle of fluff on the surface of cloth or other material or
shive can be or
shive can be .
As an adjective shite
is (british|irish|vulgar) bad, awful, shit.
As an interjection shite
is (uk|irish|vulgar).
As a verb shite
is (uk|vulgar|chiefly|scotland|ireland) to defecate.
shite |
shie |
As verbs the difference between shite and shie
is that
shite is (uk|vulgar|chiefly|scotland|ireland) to defecate while
shie is (to throw).
As a noun shite
is (british|irish|vulgar) shit, trash, rubbish.
As an adjective shite
is (british|irish|vulgar) bad, awful, shit.
As an interjection shite
is (uk|irish|vulgar).
shite |
shited |
As verbs the difference between shite and shited
is that
shite is to defecate while
shited is past tense of shite.
As a noun shite
is shit, trash, rubbish.
As an adjective shite
is bad, awful, shit.
As an interjection shite
is
An expression of surprise, contempt, outrage, disgust, boredom, or frustration.
shiten | shite |
As adjectives the difference between shiten and shite
is that
shiten is while
shite is (british|irish|vulgar) bad, awful, shit.
As verbs the difference between shiten and shite
is that
shiten is while
shite is (uk|vulgar|chiefly|scotland|ireland) to defecate.
As a noun shite is
(british|irish|vulgar) shit, trash, rubbish.
As an interjection shite is
(uk|irish|vulgar).
shite | shits |
As nouns the difference between shite and shits
is that
shite is shit, trash, rubbish while
shits is plural of lang=enCategory:English plurals.
As verbs the difference between shite and shits
is that
shite is to defecate while
shits is third-person singular of shit.
As an adjective shite
is bad, awful, shit.
As an interjection shite
is
An expression of surprise, contempt, outrage, disgust, boredom, or frustration.
shite | shote |
As nouns the difference between shite and shote
is that
shite is shit, trash, rubbish while
shote is alternative form of lang=en.
As an adjective shite
is bad, awful, shit.
As an interjection shite
is
An expression of surprise, contempt, outrage, disgust, boredom, or frustration.As a verb shite
is to defecate.
shife | shite |
As adjectives the difference between shife and shite
is that
shife is (african american vernacular english) aggressive looking, tough while
shite is (british|irish|vulgar) bad, awful, shit.
As a noun shite is
(british|irish|vulgar) shit, trash, rubbish.
As an interjection shite is
(uk|irish|vulgar).
As a verb shite is
(uk|vulgar|chiefly|scotland|ireland) to defecate.
shite | slite |
As nouns the difference between shite and slite
is that
shite is (british|irish|vulgar) shit, trash, rubbish while
slite is (dialectal) the act or process of ripping up; rending; wear and tear.
As verbs the difference between shite and slite
is that
shite is (uk|vulgar|chiefly|scotland|ireland) to defecate while
slite is (dialectal) to slit; tear or rip up.
As an adjective shite
is (british|irish|vulgar) bad, awful, shit.
As an interjection shite
is (uk|irish|vulgar).
shite | spite |
As nouns the difference between shite and spite
is that
shite is (british|irish|vulgar) shit, trash, rubbish while
spite is ill will or hatred toward another, accompanied with the disposition to irritate, annoy, or thwart; a desire to vex or injure; petty malice; grudge; rancor.
As verbs the difference between shite and spite
is that
shite is (uk|vulgar|chiefly|scotland|ireland) to defecate while
spite is to treat maliciously; to try to injure or thwart.
As an adjective shite
is (british|irish|vulgar) bad, awful, shit.
As an interjection shite
is (uk|irish|vulgar).
As a preposition spite is
notwithstanding; despite.
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