Whittling vs Whitling - What's the difference?
whittling | whitling |As nouns the difference between whittling and whitling
is that whittling is a chip or shaving whittled from some larger substance while whitling is a young full trout during its second season.As a verb whittling
is present participle of whittle.Gigots vs Giglots - What's the difference?
gigots | giglots |As nouns the difference between gigots and giglots
is that gigots is while giglots is .Trifurcated vs Trifurcate - What's the difference?
trifurcated | trifurcate |As verbs the difference between trifurcated and trifurcate
is that trifurcated is (trifurcate) while trifurcate is to divide or fork into three channels or branches.As an adjective trifurcate is
forked, with three tines or points.Clog vs Clod - What's the difference?
clog | clod |As nouns the difference between clog and clod
is that clog is a type of shoe with an inflexible, often wooden sole sometimes with an open heel while clod is a lump of something, especially of earth or clay.As verbs the difference between clog and clod
is that clog is to block or slow passage through (often with 'up') while clod is to pelt with clods.Couriers vs Courtiers - What's the difference?
couriers | courtiers |
As nouns the difference between couriers and courtiers
is that couriers is while courtiers is .As a verb couriers
is (courier).Antialiased vs Antialiases - What's the difference?
antialiased | antialiases |As verbs the difference between antialiased and antialiases
is that antialiased is (antialias) while antialiases is (antialias).Yarnlike vs Yardlike - What's the difference?
yarnlike | yardlike |As adjectives the difference between yarnlike and yardlike
is that yarnlike is resembling yarn; coarse, ropelike while yardlike is resembling or characteristic of a yard.Pan vs Pyn - What's the difference?
pan | pyn |