As a verb famish

is to starve (to death); to kill or destroy with hunger.

As an adjective fumish is

pertaining to fumes or smoke.

As adverbs the difference between savely and sanely

is that savely is while sanely is in a sane manner, sensibly, logically, rationally.

As adjectives the difference between unsteeped and unstepped

is that unsteeped is not having been steeped while unstepped is not stepped; without steps.

As a verb unstepped is

past tense of unstep.

As nouns the difference between orle and orfe

is that orle is a bordure which runs around the outline of a shield without touching the edge while orfe is a fish, the ide, species: Leuciscus idus.

As verbs the difference between tribalize and tribalized

is that tribalize is to make tribal while tribalized is (tribalize).

As nouns the difference between raff and draff

is that raff is a promiscuous heap; a jumble; a large quantity; lumber; refuse while draff is dregs; the wash given to swin or cows; hogwash or waste matter.

As a verb raff

is to sweep, snatch, draw, or huddle together; to take by a promiscuous sweep.

As nouns the difference between waifs and waits

is that waifs is plural of waif while waits is plural of lang=en.

As a verb waits is

third-person singular of wait.

As verbs the difference between underprized and underprize

is that underprized is (underprize) while underprize is to undervalue; to underestimate.

As a verb belight

is (transitive|rare|dialectal) to light up; illuminate.

As a noun bedlight is

a bedside light.

As adjectives the difference between abridgable and bridgable

is that abridgable is able or capable of being abridged while bridgable is .