demonise |
demonist |
As a verb demonise
is .
As a noun demonist is
a believer in, or worshipper of, demons.
marchings |
archings |
As nouns the difference between marchings and archings
is that
marchings is while
archings is .
ollied |
ollies |
As a verb ollied
is past tense of ollie.
As a noun ollies is
plural of ollie.
blisters |
blusters |
As nouns the difference between blisters and blusters
is that
blisters is plural of lang=en while
blusters is plural of lang=en.
As a verb blusters is
third-person singular of bluster.
leeky |
leek |
As an adjective leeky
is like or resembling a leek or leeks; leekish.
As a noun leek is
.
murlins |
purlins |
As nouns the difference between murlins and purlins
is that
murlins is a kind of seaweed; badderlocks while
purlins is .
pow |
pol |
As an interjection pow
is represents the sound of a violent impact, such as a punch.
As a noun pow
is the sound of a violent impact or
pow can be (scotland|ireland|northern england).
As a proper noun pol is
.
euphemists |
euphemises |
As a noun euphemists
is .
As a verb euphemises is
(
euphemise).
antiptoses |
antiptosis |
As nouns the difference between antiptoses and antiptosis
is that
antiptoses is while
antiptosis is (grammar|rhetoric) substitution of one grammatical case for another.
muri |
muli |
As a verb muri
is to die.
As a noun muli is
cape, promontory, headland.
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