shoots |
shooty |
As adjectives the difference between shoots and shooty
is that
shoots is alright; ok; of course while
shooty is involving the shooting of weapons.
As a noun shoots
is plural of lang=en.
As a verb shoots
is third-person singular of shoot.
As an interjection shoots
is goodbye.
shoots |
shooks |
As nouns the difference between shoots and shooks
is that
shoots is plural of lang=en while
shooks is plural of shook.
As a verb shoots
is third-person singular of shoot.
As an adjective shoots
is alright; ok; of course.
As an interjection shoots
is goodbye.
shorts |
shoots |
As nouns the difference between shorts and shoots
is that
shorts is plural of lang=enCategory:English plurals while
shoots is plural of lang=en.
As a verb shoots is
third-person singular of shoot.
As an adjective shoots is
alright; ok; of course.
As an interjection shoots is
goodbye.
shouts |
shoots |
As nouns the difference between shouts and shoots
is that
shouts is plural of lang=en while
shoots is plural of lang=en.
As verbs the difference between shouts and shoots
is that
shouts is third-person singular of shout while
shoots is third-person singular of shoot.
As an adjective shoots is
alright; ok; of course.
As an interjection shoots is
goodbye.
whoots |
shoots |
As verbs the difference between whoots and shoots
is that
whoots is third-person singular of whoot while
shoots is third-person singular of shoot.
As a noun shoots is
plural of lang=en.
As an adjective shoots is
alright; ok; of course.
As an interjection shoots is
goodbye.
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