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spae

Wikidiffcom vs Spae - What's the difference?

wikidiffcom | spae |


As a verb spae is

(scotland) to divine, to foretell.

Spane vs Spae - What's the difference?

spane | spae |


As verbs the difference between spane and spae

is that spane is (obsolete|uk|dialect) to wean; to spean while spae is (scotland) to divine, to foretell.

Spag vs Spae - What's the difference?

spag | spae |


As a noun spag

is big, clumsy foot.

As a verb spae is

(scotland) to divine, to foretell.

Spake vs Spae - What's the difference?

spake | spae |


As verbs the difference between spake and spae

is that spake is (archaic) (speak) while spae is (scotland) to divine, to foretell.

As an adjective spake

is (obsolete) quiet; tame.

Spae vs Spate - What's the difference?

spae | spate |


As a verb spae

is (scotland) to divine, to foretell.

As a noun spate is

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Spale vs Spae - What's the difference?

spale | spae |


As a noun spale

is a chip or splinter of wood.

As a verb spae is

(scotland) to divine, to foretell.

Spae vs Spa - What's the difference?

spae | spa |


As a verb spae

is (scotland) to divine, to foretell.

Spae vs Spare - What's the difference?

spae | spare |


As verbs the difference between spae and spare

is that spae is (scotland) to divine, to foretell while spare is to show mercy.

As an adjective spare is

scanty; not abundant or plentiful.

As a noun spare is

the act of sparing; moderation; restraint.

Spae vs Span - What's the difference?

spae | span |


As a verb spae

is (scotland) to divine, to foretell.

As an adjective span is

hairless, glabrous.

Spae vs Spaz - What's the difference?

spae | spaz |


As verbs the difference between spae and spaz

is that spae is (scotland) to divine, to foretell while spaz is (slang|pejorative|offensive) to have a tantrum or fit.

As a noun spaz is

(slang|pejorative|offensive) a stupid person.

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