sweller

As a noun sweller is

one who, or that which, swells.

As an adjective sweller is

(nonstandard) (swell).

As a proper noun weller

is .

As a noun sweller is

one who, or that which, swells.

As an adjective sweller is

(nonstandard) (swell).

As nouns the difference between sweller and speller

is that sweller is one who, or that which, swells while speller is a person who spells.

As an adjective sweller

is (nonstandard) (swell).

As nouns the difference between swiller and sweller

is that swiller is a person who swills something while sweller is one who, or that which, swells.

As an adjective sweller is

(nonstandard) (swell).

As a noun sweller

is one who, or that which, swells.

As an adjective sweller

is (nonstandard) (swell).

As a proper noun seller is

an english and scottish topographic surname, derived from either of several places named sell.

As nouns the difference between swelter and sweller

is that swelter is intense heat while sweller is one who, or that which, swells.

As a verb swelter

is to suffer terribly from intense heat.

As an adjective sweller is

(nonstandard) (swell).

As nouns the difference between sheller and sweller

is that sheller is one who, or that which, shells while sweller is one who, or that which, swells.

As an adjective sweller is

(nonstandard) (swell).

As a verb swaller

is .

As a noun sweller is

one who, or that which, swells.

As an adjective sweller is

(nonstandard) (swell).

As nouns the difference between sweller and smeller

is that sweller is one who, or that which, swells while smeller is someone or something that smells, that detects scent.

As an adjective sweller

is (nonstandard) (swell).

As nouns the difference between sweller and dweller

is that sweller is one who, or that which, swells while dweller is an inhabitant of a specific place; an inhabitant or denizen.

As an adjective sweller

is (nonstandard) (swell).