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Nous vs Nodus - What's the difference?

nous | nodus |


As nouns the difference between nous and nodus

is that nous is the mind or intellect, reason, both rational and emotional while nodus is a difficulty.

Mink vs Sink - What's the difference?

mink | sink |


As nouns the difference between mink and sink

is that mink is american mink while sink is a basin used for holding water for washing.

As a verb sink is

to move or be moved into something .

Glamourise vs Glamourie - What's the difference?

glamourise | glamourie |


As a verb glamourise

is .

As a noun glamourie is

.

Eroticised vs Eroticises - What's the difference?

eroticised | eroticises |


As verbs the difference between eroticised and eroticises

is that eroticised is past tense of eroticise while eroticises is third-person singular of eroticise.

Slummiest vs Scummiest - What's the difference?

slummiest | scummiest |


As adjectives the difference between slummiest and scummiest

is that slummiest is (slummy) while scummiest is (scummy).

Numericised vs Numericized - What's the difference?

numericised | numericized |


As verbs the difference between numericised and numericized

is that numericised is past tense of numericise while numericized is past tense of numericize.

Chromed vs Chromes - What's the difference?

chromed | chromes |


As a verb chromed

is (chrome).

As an adjective chromes is

.

Esteems vs Steems - What's the difference?

esteems | steems |


As a verb esteems

is third-person singular of esteem.

As a noun steems is

plural of lang=en.

Tifts vs Rifts - What's the difference?

tifts | rifts |


As nouns the difference between tifts and rifts

is that tifts is while rifts is .

As a verb rifts is

(rift).

Coder vs Coyer - What's the difference?

coder | coyer |


As a noun coder

is a device that generates a code, often as a series of pulses.

As an adjective coyer is

(coy).

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