terms |
tearest |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb tearest is
(archaic) (
tear).
tearest |
nearest |
As a verb tearest
is (archaic) (
tear).
As an adjective nearest is
closest to, (
near).
As a preposition nearest is
closest to.
rearest |
tearest |
As an adjective rearest
is superlative of rear.
As a verb tearest is
archaic second-person singular of tear.
wearest |
tearest |
As verbs the difference between wearest and tearest
is that
wearest is archaic second-person singular of wear lang=en while
tearest is archaic second-person singular of tear.
tearest |
bearest |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between tearest and bearest
is that
tearest is (archaic) (
tear) while
bearest is (archaic) second-person singular present simple form of
bear .
As verbs the difference between tearest and bearest
is that
tearest is (archaic) (
tear) while
bearest is (archaic) second-person singular present simple form of
bear .
hearest |
tearest |
In archaic terms the difference between hearest and tearest
is that
hearest is second-person singular present simple form of
heartearest is archaic second-person singular of tear.
tearest |
dearest |
As a verb tearest
is archaic second-person singular of tear.
As an adjective dearest is
superlative of dear.
As a noun dearest is
a beloved person; a term of endearment.
tearest |
teasest |
In archaic terms the difference between tearest and teasest
is that
tearest is archaic second-person singular of tear while
teasest is archaic second-person singular of tease.
tearest |
fearest |
In archaic terms the difference between tearest and fearest
is that
tearest is archaic second-person singular of tear while
fearest is second-person singular present simple form of
fear
tearest | teariest |
As a verb tearest
is archaic second-person singular of tear.
As an adjective teariest is
superlative of teary.
