seeling |
seeping |
As verbs the difference between seeling and seeping
is that
seeling is while
seeping is .
As a noun seeping is
the act by which something seeps.
grigs |
trigs |
As nouns the difference between grigs and trigs
is that
grigs is while
trigs is .
bothe |
sothe |
As a determiner bothe
is an archaic spelling of lang=en.
As a conjunction bothe
is an archaic spelling of lang=en.
As a noun sothe is
obsolete form of lang=en.
tribute |
tribune |
As nouns the difference between tribute and tribune
is that
tribute is an acknowledgment of gratitude, respect or admiration; an accompanying gift while
tribune is an elected official in ancient Rome.
As a verb tribute
is to pay as tribute.
kipper |
skipper |
As nouns the difference between kipper and skipper
is that
kipper is a split, salted and smoked herring while
skipper is the master of a ship (literally, 'shipper').
As verbs the difference between kipper and skipper
is that
kipper is to prepare a herring or similar fish in that fashion while
skipper is to be the skipper of a ship.
As an adjective kipper
is amorous.
fake |
ake |
As verbs the difference between fake and ake
is that
fake is to cheat; to swindle; to steal; to rob while
ake is an archaic spelling of lang=en.
As an adjective fake
is not real; false, fraudulent.
As a noun fake
is something which is not genuine, or is presented fraudulently.
As an adverb ake is
forever.
As a proper noun Ake is
a Nigerian
Plateau language language.
unfast |
unfist |
As verbs the difference between unfast and unfist
is that
unfast is to loose; release while
unfist is to unclench (one's fist).
As an adjective unfast
is not fast or safe; not secure.
snecked |
snerked |
As verbs the difference between snecked and snerked
is that
snecked is past tense of sneck while
snerked is past tense of snerk.
acetabula |
acetabulae |
As nouns the difference between acetabula and acetabulae
is that
acetabula is while
acetabulae is (nonstandard).
flanker |
blanker |
As verbs the difference between flanker and blanker
is that
flanker is (obsolete) to defend by lateral fortifications while
blanker is .
As a noun flanker
is (rugby) a player who plays in the back row of the scrum.
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