sweats |
seats |
As nouns the difference between sweats and seats
is that
sweats is while
seats is .
As verbs the difference between sweats and seats
is that
sweats is (
sweat) while
seats is (
seat).
sits |
pits |
As nouns the difference between sits and pits
is that
sits is plural of lang=en while
pits is plural of lang=en.
As a verb sits
is third-person singular of sit.
preconfiguring |
reconfiguring |
As verbs the difference between preconfiguring and reconfiguring
is that
preconfiguring is while
reconfiguring is .
slags |
flags |
As nouns the difference between slags and flags
is that
slags is while
flags is .
As a verb slags
is (
slag).
pistils |
postils |
As nouns the difference between pistils and postils
is that
pistils is while
postils is .
pirogue |
perogue |
As nouns the difference between pirogue and perogue
is that
pirogue is a canoe of shallow draft, made by hollowing a log while
perogue is alternative form of lang=en.
wades |
waves |
As nouns the difference between wades and waves
is that
wades is while
waves is .
As verbs the difference between wades and waves
is that
wades is (
wade) while
waves is (
wave).
sizes |
sizer |
As nouns the difference between sizes and sizer
is that
sizes is plural of lang=en while
sizer is alternative form of lang=en.
dilate |
pilate |
As a verb dilate
is to enlarge; to make bigger.
As a proper noun Pilate is
Pontius Pilate, the man who, according to the Bible, ordered the crucifixion of Jesus.
As an adjective pilate is
resembling hair; minutely clavate.
chomp |
whomp |
As verbs the difference between chomp and whomp
is that
chomp is to bite or munch loudly or heavily while
whomp is (slang) hit extremely hard.
As a noun chomp
is the act of chomping (
see below).
Pages