As a verb doth

is archaic third-person singular of do; does.

As a noun douth is

virtue; excellence; atheldom; nobility; power; riches.

As an adjective douth is

snug; comfortable; in easy circumstances.

As nouns the difference between pins and kins

is that pins is while kins is .

As nouns the difference between channa and chenna

is that channa is alternative form of lang=en while chenna is a fresh, unripened curd cheese widely used in India and Bangladesh.

As nouns the difference between gynecia and gynoecia

is that gynecia is while gynoecia is .

As verbs the difference between skippered and slippered

is that skippered is (skipper) while slippered is (slipper).

As an adjective slippered is

wearing slippers.

As verbs the difference between shuffling and shaffling

is that shuffling is present participle of lang=en while shaffling is present participle of shaffle.

As a noun shuffling

is the act or motion of one who shuffles.

As an adjective shuffling

is moving with a dragging, scraping step.

As verbs the difference between pilled and rilled

is that pilled is very rare: (pill) while rilled is (rill).

As verbs the difference between wheeled and wheelied

is that wheeled is past tense of wheel while wheelied is past tense of wheelie.

As an adjective wheeled

is having wheels.

As verbs the difference between transude and transume

is that transude is to pass through a pore, membrane or interstice while transume is (archaic|transitive) to change, convert.

As verbs the difference between simpled and dimpled

is that simpled is past tense of simple while dimpled is past tense of dimple.

As an adjective dimpled is

having dimples.