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snicked

Snicked vs Sickness - What's the difference?

snicked | sickness |


As a verb snicked

is (snick).

As a noun sickness is

the quality or state of being sick or diseased; illness; disease or malady.

Snicker vs Snicked - What's the difference?

snicker | snicked |


As verbs the difference between snicker and snicked

is that snicker is to emit a snicker: a stifled or broken laugh while snicked is (snick).

As a noun snicker

is a stifled or broken laugh.

Terms vs Snicked - What's the difference?

terms | snicked |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb snicked is

(snick).

Snicked vs Sticked - What's the difference?

snicked | sticked |


As verbs the difference between snicked and sticked

is that snicked is past tense of snick while sticked is past tense of stick still used in some senses, archaic in others.

Snicked vs Sicked - What's the difference?

snicked | sicked |


As verbs the difference between snicked and sicked

is that snicked is past tense of snick while sicked is past tense of sick.

Snicked vs Slicked - What's the difference?

snicked | slicked |


As verbs the difference between snicked and slicked

is that snicked is (snick) while slicked is (slick).

Snicket vs Snicked - What's the difference?

snicket | snicked |


As a noun snicket

is a narrow passage or alley.

As a verb snicked is

past tense of snick.

Snicked vs Snecked - What's the difference?

snicked | snecked |


As verbs the difference between snicked and snecked

is that snicked is (snick) while snecked is (sneck).

Nicked vs Snicked - What's the difference?

nicked | snicked |


As verbs the difference between nicked and snicked

is that nicked is past tense of nick while snicked is past tense of snick.

Snicked vs Knicked - What's the difference?

snicked | knicked |


As verbs the difference between snicked and knicked

is that snicked is (snick) while knicked is (knick).

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