terms |
sipt |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb sipt is
(obsolete) (
sip).
sipt |
|
sipe |
sipt |
As verbs the difference between sipe and sipt
is that
sipe is (us) to cut grooves in tires while
sipt is (obsolete) (
sip).
As a noun sipe
is (us) slit in a tire to drain away surface water and improve traction.
sipt |
tipt |
In obsolete terms the difference between sipt and tipt
is that
sipt is past tense of sip while
tipt is past tense of tip.
nipt |
sipt |
As verbs the difference between nipt and sipt
is that
nipt is past tense of nip while
sipt is past tense of sip.
slipt |
sipt |
As verbs the difference between slipt and sipt
is that
slipt is past tense of slip while
sipt is past tense of sip.
sipt |
silt |
As a verb sipt
is (obsolete) (
sip).
As a noun silt is
.
sift |
sipt |
As verbs the difference between sift and sipt
is that
sift is to sieve or strain (something) while
sipt is (obsolete) (
sip).
sipt |
skipt |
In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between sipt and skipt
is that
sipt is (obsolete) (
sip) while
skipt is (obsolete) (
skip).
As verbs the difference between sipt and skipt
is that
sipt is (obsolete) (
sip) while
skipt is (obsolete) (
skip).
ript |
sipt |
In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between ript and sipt
is that
ript is (obsolete) (
rip) while
sipt is (obsolete) (
sip).
As verbs the difference between ript and sipt
is that
ript is (obsolete) (
rip) while
sipt is (obsolete) (
sip).
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