spools

As nouns the difference between terms and spools

is that terms is while spools is .

As a verb spools is

(spool).

As nouns the difference between spools and bobbins

is that spools is while bobbins is .

As a verb spools

is (spool).

As nouns the difference between spools and spooks

is that spools is while spooks is .

As verbs the difference between spools and spooks

is that spools is (spool) while spooks is (spook).

As nouns the difference between spools and spoofs

is that spools is plural of lang=en while spoofs is plural of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between spools and spoofs

is that spools is third-person singular of spool while spoofs is third-person singular of spoof.

As nouns the difference between spoons and spools

is that spoons is while spools is .

As verbs the difference between spoons and spools

is that spoons is (spoon) while spools is (spool).

As nouns the difference between spools and spoils

is that spools is while spoils is that which is taken from another by violence; especially, the plunder taken from an enemy; pillage; booty.

As verbs the difference between spools and spoils

is that spools is (spool) while spoils is (spoil).

As nouns the difference between spools and stools

is that spools is while stools is .

As a verb spools

is (spool).

As verbs the difference between spooms and spools

is that spooms is third-person singular of spoom while spools is third-person singular of spool.

As a noun spools is

plural of lang=en.

As nouns the difference between skools and spools

is that skools is plural of skool while spools is plural of lang=en.

As a verb spools is

third-person singular of spool.

As an adjective pools

is polish.

As a proper noun pools

is polish (language).

As a noun spools is

.

As a verb spools is

(spool).