As a proper noun simons

is .

As an adjective simous is

having a very flat or snub nose, with the end turned up.

As nouns the difference between fizzle and nizzle

is that fizzle is a spluttering or hissing sound while nizzle is nigga, another slang term used as a euphemism or familiar adaptation to the derogative term nigger, utilized during the time period immediately before and during the Civil War in reference to slaves brought over from Africa.

As a verb fizzle

is to sputter or hiss.

As a verb roist

is to roister.

As a noun boist is

(obsolete) a box.

As a noun khaf

is the eleventh letter of the hebrew alphabet, kaph, especially when written without a dagesh and pronounced as a fricative (rather than as a plosive).

As an adjective khat is

thirsty (needing to drink).

As an abbreviation prev

is previous.

As a noun pred is

(informal|among vorarephiles) a predator.

As nouns the difference between jingles and jingler

is that jingles is while jingler is one who, or that which, jingles.

As a verb jingles

is (jingle).

As a verb untie

is to loosen, as something interlaced or knotted; to disengage the parts of.

As a noun antie is

an older female authority figure.

As verbs the difference between rousing and rouging

is that rousing is while rouging is .

As an adjective rousing

is that rouses or excites.

As a noun rousing

is the act by which somebody or something is roused.

As verbs the difference between overestimate and estima

is that overestimate is to judge too highly while estima is .

As nouns the difference between guidelines and policy

is that guidelines is plural of lang=en while policy is the art of governance; political science.

As a verb policy is

to regulate by laws; to reduce to order.