plastery |
plasterly |
As adjectives the difference between plastery and plasterly
is that
plastery is of the nature of plaster while
plasterly is resembling plaster of paris.
likey |
liked |
As verbs the difference between likey and liked
is that
likey is alternative form of lang=en while
liked is past tense of like.
trou |
troul |
As a noun trou
is (new zealand|us) trousers.
As a verb troul is
(entice fish with bait).
whurrying |
whurring |
As verbs the difference between whurrying and whurring
is that
whurrying is while
whurring is .
backed |
bucked |
As verbs the difference between backed and bucked
is that
backed is past tense of back while
bucked is past tense of buck.
As an adjective backed
is put on one's back; killed; rendered dead.
loral |
roral |
As adjectives the difference between loral and roral
is that
loral is of or pertaining to the lore while
roral is relating to dew; dewy.
complecting |
compleating |
As verbs the difference between complecting and compleating
is that
complecting is while
compleating is .
noeses |
noyses |
As nouns the difference between noeses and noyses
is that
noeses is while
noyses is .
pared |
pred |
As a verb pared
is (
pare).
As a noun pred is
(informal|among vorarephiles) a predator.
eduction |
duction |
As nouns the difference between eduction and duction
is that
eduction is the act of educing, of deducing: deduction while
duction is (obsolete) guidance.
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