brits |
baits |
As nouns the difference between brits and baits
is that
brits is while
baits is .
As a verb baits is
(
bait).
gobbing |
nobbing |
As verbs the difference between gobbing and nobbing
is that
gobbing is present participle of gob while
nobbing is present participle of nob.
As a noun gobbing
is the refuse thrown back into the excavation after removing the coal; gob stuff.
khanas |
ohanas |
As nouns the difference between khanas and ohanas
is that
khanas is plural of lang=en while
ohanas is plural of ohana.
housemen |
houseman |
As nouns the difference between housemen and houseman
is that
housemen is plural of lang=en while
houseman is a male follower or retainer; a male domestic worker or servant.
As a proper noun Houseman is
{{surname|lang=en}.
neve |
naeve |
As nouns the difference between neve and naeve
is that
neve is while
naeve is (obsolete) a naevus; a pigmented spot.
flummoxes |
flummoxed |
As verbs the difference between flummoxes and flummoxed
is that
flummoxes is (
flummox) while
flummoxed is (
flummox).
As an adjective flummoxed is
confused, perplexed or flustered.
linge |
winge |
As verbs the difference between linge and winge
is that
linge is to work hard; swink; dree while
winge is to cringe.
fisted |
fasted |
As verbs the difference between fisted and fasted
is that
fisted is past tense of fist while
fasted is past tense of fast.
As an adjective fisted
is (
in combination) Having some specific type of fist.
maily |
mainly |
As an adjective maily
is (rare) rough, rugged.
As an adverb mainly is
(
label) forcefully, vigorously.
venary |
penary |
As adjectives the difference between venary and penary
is that
venary is of or pertaining to hunting while
penary is penal.
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