As a noun bromate

is the anion BrO₃^-1, derived from bromic acid; any salt containing this anion.

As a verb bromate

is to treat with bromic acid or a bromate.

As an adjective bromated is

brominated.

As verbs the difference between backed and racked

is that backed is (back) while racked is (rack).

As an adjective backed

is (obsolete|slang) put on one's back; killed; rendered dead.

As a proper noun eps

is a commune in the pas-de-calais department in france.

As verbs the difference between discern and discerp

is that discern is to detect with the senses, especially with the eyes while discerp is to tear into pieces; to rend.

As adjectives the difference between chairless and chainless

is that chairless is without a chair or chairs while chainless is without a chain.

As an adverb oftener

is more often.

As a noun softener is

agent noun of soften; one who softens.

As nouns the difference between hairlessness and airlessness

is that hairlessness is the condition or quality of being hairless while airlessness is the state or condition of being poorly ventilated; lacking good air circulation, having stale air.

As an adverb blates

is (uk|slang) blatantly; certainly; obviously.

As a noun blades is

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As verbs the difference between fluxed and floxed

is that fluxed is (flux) while floxed is (flox).

Policeconstable is likely misspelled.

Policeconstable has no English definition.

As a noun policeman is

a member of a police force, especially one who is male.