siver |
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siver |
sulfur |
As a verb siver
is (obsolete) to simmer.
As a noun sulfur is
sulfur (chemical element).
siver |
sider |
As a verb siver
is to simmer.
As a noun sider is
one who takes a side.
sliver |
siver |
As verbs the difference between sliver and siver
is that
sliver is to cut or divide into long, thin pieces, or into very small pieces; to cut or rend lengthwise; to slit while
siver is (obsolete) to simmer.
As a noun sliver
is a long piece cut or rent off; a sharp, slender fragment; a splinter.
siever |
siver |
As a noun siever
is one who sieves.
As a verb siver is
to simmer.
siver |
diver |
As a verb siver
is to simmer.
As a noun diver is
someone who dives, especially as a sport.
giver |
siver |
As a noun giver
is one who gives; a donor or contributor.
As a verb siver is
(obsolete) to simmer.
siver |
tiver |
As verbs the difference between siver and tiver
is that
siver is to simmer while
tiver is to mark with tiver, as sheep.
As a noun tiver is
a kind of ochre used for marking sheep in some parts of England.
siver |
saver |
As a verb siver
is (obsolete) to simmer.
As a noun saver is
one who saves.
sever |
siver |
As a proper noun sever
is .
As a verb siver is
(obsolete) to simmer.
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