rickle |
lickle |
As a noun rickle
is a loose, disordered collection of things; a heap; a jumble.
As an adjective lickle is
(chiefly|uk|childish|or|regional) little.
rums |
hums |
As nouns the difference between rums and hums
is that
rums is plural of lang=en while
hums is plural of lang=en.
As a verb hums is
third-person singular of hum.
reaches |
peaches |
As nouns the difference between reaches and peaches
is that
reaches is while
peaches is .
As verbs the difference between reaches and peaches
is that
reaches is (
reach) while
peaches is (
peach).
bora |
boro |
As a noun bora
is bora.
As a proper noun boro is
(chiefly|soccer|and|teesside) the town of middlesbrough, and more specifically football club.
gabs |
tabs |
As nouns the difference between gabs and tabs
is that
gabs is while
tabs is .
As a verb tabs is
(
tab).
shore |
shoer |
As a proper noun shore
is .
As a noun shoer is
one who fits shoes to the feet.
shellbarks |
shellbacks |
As nouns the difference between shellbarks and shellbacks
is that
shellbarks is while
shellbacks is .
untressed |
untrussed |
As adjectives the difference between untressed and untrussed
is that
untressed is loose, not in tresses while
untrussed is not trussed.
esters |
espers |
As nouns the difference between esters and espers
is that
esters is while
espers is .
clems |
clegs |
As nouns the difference between clems and clegs
is that
clems is plural of lang=en while
clegs is plural of lang=en.
As a verb clems
is third-person singular of clem.
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