wheeler |
wheels |
As nouns the difference between wheeler and wheels
is that
wheeler is a wheelwright, a wheelmaker while
wheels is plural of lang=en.
As a proper noun Wheeler
is {{surname|English|A=An}}, derived from the trade name wheeler.
As a verb wheels is
third-person singular of wheel.
semi |
wheeler |
As nouns the difference between semi and wheeler
is that
semi is a semi-detached house while
wheeler is a wheelwright, a wheelmaker.
As a proper noun Wheeler is
{{surname|English|A=An}}, derived from the trade name wheeler.
wheeler |
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wheeler |
As a proper noun wheeler is
, derived from the trade name wheeler.
wheeled |
wheeler |
As a verb wheeled
is past tense of wheel.
As an adjective wheeled
is having wheels.
As a noun wheeler is
a wheelwright, a wheelmaker.
As a proper noun Wheeler is
{{surname|English|A=An}}, derived from the trade name wheeler.
wheeler |
heeler |
As a proper noun wheeler
is , derived from the trade name wheeler.
As a noun heeler is
a gamecock that strikes well with its heels or spurs.
wheeler |
wheedler |
As nouns the difference between wheeler and wheedler
is that
wheeler is a wheelwright, a wheelmaker while
wheedler is one who wheedles.
As a proper noun Wheeler
is {{surname|English|A=An}}, derived from the trade name wheeler.
wheeler |
wheezer |
As a proper noun wheeler
is , derived from the trade name wheeler.
As a noun wheezer is
one who wheezes.
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