As verbs the difference between affrighten and affrighted

is that affrighten is (archaic) to frighten while affrighted is (affright).

As an adjective affrighted is

(obsolete) terrified.

As an adjective equivalve

is having valves of the same size (as is normal.

As a noun equivalve

is any bivalve mollusc whose valves are of the same size.

As a verb equivalue is

to put an equal value upon; to put (something) on a par with another thing.

In obsolete terms the difference between cater and catery

is that cater is to cut diagonally while catery is the place where provisions are deposited.

As a verb cater

is to provide food professionally for a special occasion.

As nouns the difference between limmer and gimmer

is that limmer is (scotland) a rogue; a low, base fellow while gimmer is (northern english dialect) a ewe between one and two years old.

As an adjective limmer

is limber.

As nouns the difference between nonsenses and consenses

is that nonsenses is while consenses is .

As verbs the difference between noyed and joyed

is that noyed is past tense of noy while joyed is past tense of joy.

As nouns the difference between brob and bro

is that brob is a wedge-shaped spike used to secure the end of a timber where it abuts another much used in earlier times in the construction of tunnelled box-timber headings while bro is (slang) brother; a male sibling.

As a verb brob

is (obsolete) to poke or prick.

As a noun risped

is (risp).

As a verb rised is

(nonstandard) (rise).

As a verb coole

is .

As an adjective coole

is .

As a noun moole is

(obsolete).

As nouns the difference between beks and berks

is that beks is while berks is .