strickly |
trickly |
As adverbs the difference between strickly and trickly
is that
strickly is strictly while
trickly is pouring in trickles.
tickly |
trickly |
As an adjective tickly
is having an itchy sensation like that of being tickled.
As an adverb trickly is
pouring in trickles.
tricksy |
trickly |
As an adjective tricksy
is inclined to trickery; sneaky, devious.
As an adverb trickly is
pouring in trickles.
trinkly |
trickly |
As an adjective trinkly
is (rare) tinkly.
As an adverb trickly is
pouring in trickles.
trickly |
prickly |
As an adverb trickly
is pouring in trickles.
As an adjective prickly is
covered with sharp points.
trickly |
tricky |
As an adverb trickly
is pouring in trickles.
As an adjective tricky is
hard to deal with, complicated.
trickly |
thickly |
As adverbs the difference between trickly and thickly
is that
trickly is pouring in trickles while
thickly is in a thick manner.
trickily |
trickly |
As adverbs the difference between trickily and trickly
is that
trickily is in a tricky manner while
trickly is pouring in trickles.
trickle |
trickly |
As a noun trickle
is a very thin river.
As a verb trickle
is to pour a liquid in a very thin stream, or so that drops fall continuously.
As an adverb trickly is
pouring in trickles.
