napa |
naa |
As nouns the difference between napa and naa
is that
napa is
brassica rapa subsp pekinensis , a kind of chinese cabbage while
naa is eye.
purest |
purset |
As an adjective purest
is (
pure).
As a noun purset is
(obsolete) a purse or purse net.
acinote |
actinote |
As nouns the difference between acinote and actinote
is that
acinote is (mineral) former name for actinolite while
actinote is a genus of butterflies that are endemic to south america.
ungirds |
ungilds |
As verbs the difference between ungirds and ungilds
is that
ungirds is third-person singular of ungird while
ungilds is third-person singular of ungild.
latched |
patched |
As verbs the difference between latched and patched
is that
latched is (
latch) while
patched is (
patch).
As an adjective patched is
having been patched.
muser |
fuser |
As nouns the difference between muser and fuser
is that
muser is one who muses while
fuser is bungler, botcher.
gelator |
relator |
As nouns the difference between gelator and relator
is that
gelator is any substance capable of forming a gel while
relator is one who relates, or tells.
rudy |
rody |
As a proper noun Rudy
is a diminutive of Rudolph, also used a as formal male given name.
As a noun rudy
is two and a half twist acrobatic maneuver.
As an adjective rody is
ruddy.
classible |
classable |
As adjectives the difference between classible and classable
is that
classible is while
classable is capable of being classed.
splashy |
slashy |
As adjectives the difference between splashy and slashy
is that
splashy is relating to making splashes or the sound of splashing while
slashy is involving lots of cutting with blades, or swordwork.
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