terms |
souther |
As nouns the difference between terms and souther
is that
terms is while
souther is a strong wind from the south.
As an adjective souther is
(
south).
souther |
soother |
As adjectives the difference between souther and soother
is that
souther is (
south) while
soother is (archaic) (
sooth), truer.
As nouns the difference between souther and soother
is that
souther is a strong wind from the south while
soother is one who, or that which, soothes.
As a verb soother is
to soothe.
pouther |
souther |
As nouns the difference between pouther and souther
is that
pouther is (scotland) powder while
souther is a strong wind from the south.
As an adjective souther is
(
south).
southed |
souther |
As a verb southed
is (
south).
As an adjective souther is
(
south).
As a noun souther is
a strong wind from the south.
souther |
souter |
As nouns the difference between souther and souter
is that
souther is a strong wind from the south while
souter is (scotland|northern england) a shoemaker or cobbler.
As an adjective souther
is (
south).
souther |
outher |
As an adjective souther
is (
south).
As a noun souther
is a strong wind from the south.
As a conjunction outher is
(obsolete) either.
mouther |
souther |
As nouns the difference between mouther and souther
is that
mouther is a person who mouths while
souther is a strong wind from the south.
As an adjective souther is
(
south).
sluther |
souther |
As a verb sluther
is to slither.
As an adjective souther is
comparative of south.
As a noun souther is
a strong wind from the south.
southern |
souther |
As adjectives the difference between southern and souther
is that
southern is (not in us) from or pertaining to the southern part of any region while
souther is (
south).
As a noun souther is
a strong wind from the south.
south |
souther |
As nouns the difference between south and souther
is that
south is one of the four major compass points, specifically 180°, directed toward the South Pole, and conventionally downwards on a map while
souther is a strong wind from the south.
As adjectives the difference between south and souther
is that
south is toward the south; southward while
souther is comparative of south.
As an adverb south
is toward the south; southward.
As a verb south
is to turn or move toward the south; to veer toward the south.
As a proper noun South
is those states which formed the Confederacy during the American Civil War.
