swayer |
slayer |
As nouns the difference between swayer and slayer
is that
swayer is one who or that which sways something while
slayer is one who slays; a killer; a murderer; a destroyer of life.
swayer |
stayer |
As nouns the difference between swayer and stayer
is that
swayer is one who or that which sways something while
stayer is one who, or that which, upholds or supports; a prop.
sayer |
swayer |
As a proper noun sayer
is common in sussex.
As a noun swayer is
one who or that which sways something.
swayer |
swayed |
As a noun swayer
is one who or that which sways something.
As a verb swayed is
(
sway).
As an adjective swayed is
bent backwards, as in swayback.
swayer |
sawyer |
As a noun swayer
is one who or that which sways something.
As a proper noun sawyer is
for someone who made a living from sawing wood.
