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Bashings vs Bastings - What's the difference?

bashings | bastings |


As nouns the difference between bashings and bastings

is that bashings is while bastings is .

Yacked vs Yakked - What's the difference?

yacked | yakked |


As verbs the difference between yacked and yakked

is that yacked is past tense of yack while yakked is past tense of yak.

Tuxes vs Tubes - What's the difference?

tuxes | tubes |


As a noun tuxes

is .

As a verb tubes is

.

Intervenest vs Intervenes - What's the difference?

intervenest | intervenes |


As verbs the difference between intervenest and intervenes

is that intervenest is archaic second-person singular of intervene while intervenes is third-person singular of intervene.

Lories vs Lorises - What's the difference?

lories | lorises |


As nouns the difference between lories and lorises

is that lories is plural of lang=en while lorises is plural of loris.

Slent vs Sient - What's the difference?

slent | sient |


As nouns the difference between slent and sient

is that slent is obsolete form of lang=en while sient is obsolete spelling of lang=en.

As a verb slent

is obsolete form of lang=en.

Outher vs Muther - What's the difference?

outher | muther |


As a conjunction outher

is (obsolete) either.

As a noun muther is

.

Maziest vs Laziest - What's the difference?

maziest | laziest |


As adjectives the difference between maziest and laziest

is that maziest is superlative of mazy while laziest is superlative of lazy.

Vinquish vs Vanquish - What's the difference?

vinquish | vanquish |


As a noun vinquish

is (dialect) a disease of sheep, associated with granite soils.

As a verb vanquish is

to defeat, to overcome.

Newel vs Newer - What's the difference?

newel | newer |


As a noun newel

is (architecture) a central pillar around which a staircase spirals or newel can be (obsolete) a novelty; a new thing.

As an adjective newer is

(new) more recent.

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