stones |
stoles |
As nouns the difference between stones and stoles
is that
stones is plural of lang=enCategory:English plurals while
stoles is plural of lang=en.
As a proper noun Stones
is the Rolling Stones, a very successful British rock band formed in the 1960s, still together in the 21st century.
As a verb stones
is third-person singular of stone.
stoles |
stooles |
As nouns the difference between stoles and stooles
is that
stoles is while
stooles is .
stopes |
stoles |
As nouns the difference between stopes and stoles
is that
stopes is plural of lang=en while
stoles is plural of lang=en.
stales |
stoles |
As nouns the difference between stales and stoles
is that
stales is while
stoles is .
stotes |
stoles |
As nouns the difference between stotes and stoles
is that
stotes is plural of lang=en while
stoles is plural of lang=en.
steles |
stoles |
As nouns the difference between steles and stoles
is that
steles is plural of lang=en while
stoles is plural of lang=en.
stoles |
stolas |
As nouns the difference between stoles and stolas
is that
stoles is plural of lang=en while
stolas is plural of lang=en.
stoles |
stolest |
As a noun stoles
is plural of lang=en.
As a verb stolest is
form of steal|lang=en.
styles |
stoles |
As nouns the difference between styles and stoles
is that
styles is plural of lang=en while
stoles is plural of lang=en.
As a verb styles
is third-person singular of style.
stoles |
soles |
As nouns the difference between stoles and soles
is that
stoles is plural of lang=en while
soles is plural of lang=en.
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