terms |
underdot |
As nouns the difference between terms and underdot
is that
terms is while
underdot is a dot (the diacritical mark) placed below any of a number of letters of the latin script, used in various languages.
underdog |
underdot |
As nouns the difference between underdog and underdot
is that
underdog is a competitor thought unlikely to win while
underdot is a dot (the diacritical mark) placed below any of a number of letters of the latin script, used in various languages.
underdo |
underdot |
As a verb underdo
is (obsolete) to put under, subject.
As a noun underdot is
a dot (the diacritical mark) placed below any of a number of letters of the latin script, used in various languages.
underdot |
underpot |
As a noun underdot
is a dot (the diacritical mark) placed below any of a number of letters of the Latin script, used in various languages.
As a verb underpot is
{{cx|transitive|lang=en}} To place (a plant) in too small a pot.
latin |
underdot |
As a proper noun latin
is latin.
As a noun underdot is
a dot (the diacritical mark) placed below any of a number of letters of the latin script, used in various languages.
letter |
underdot |
As nouns the difference between letter and underdot
is that
letter is a letter (character) while
underdot is a dot (the diacritical mark) placed below any of a number of letters of the latin script, used in various languages.
below |
underdot |
As a preposition below
is lower in spatial position than.
As an adverb below
is in a lower place.
As a noun underdot is
a dot (the diacritical mark) placed below any of a number of letters of the Latin script, used in various languages.
dot |
underdot |
As nouns the difference between dot and underdot
is that
dot is a small spot while
underdot is a dot (the diacritical mark) placed below any of a number of letters of the Latin script, used in various languages.
As a verb dot
is to cover with small spots (of some liquid).
As a preposition dot
is dot product of the previous vector and the following vector.
As a proper noun Dot
is diminutive of the female given name Dorothy.
As an acronym DOT
is department of Transportation.