clingings |
clangings |
As nouns the difference between clingings and clangings
is that
clingings is while
clangings is .
ships |
sips |
As nouns the difference between ships and sips
is that
ships is plural of lang=en while
sips is plural of lang=en.
As a verb ships
is third-person singular of ship.
plip |
plie |
As nouns the difference between plip and plie
is that
plip is a light sound or action like liquid hitting a surface while
plie is (ballet) a smooth and continuous bending of the knees.
As a verb plip
is to make the sound of liquid hitting a hard surface or
plip can be to lock or unlock using a remote control locking device.
materialises |
materialists |
As a verb materialises
is .
As a noun materialists is
.
disinclose |
disenclose |
As verbs the difference between disinclose and disenclose
is that
disinclose is while
disenclose is to free from being enclosed.
megawatts |
negawatts |
As nouns the difference between megawatts and negawatts
is that
megawatts is while
negawatts is .
apostrophises |
apostrophizes |
As verbs the difference between apostrophises and apostrophizes
is that
apostrophises is (
apostrophise) while
apostrophizes is (
apostrophize).
drabbles |
dribbles |
As a noun drabbles
is .
As a verb dribbles is
.
misbeat |
misbear |
As verbs the difference between misbeat and misbear
is that
misbeat is to beat out of rhythm; beat incorrectly while
misbear is to carry improperly; to carry (one's self) wrongly; to misbehave.
As a noun misbeat
is a false, wrong, or incorrect beat; a beat in the wrong time or rhythm.
wedged |
hedged |
As verbs the difference between wedged and hedged
is that
wedged is past tense of wedge while
hedged is past tense of hedge.
As an adjective hedged is
offset by another financial asset.
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