As a noun dorpie

is (south africa) a small town.

As an adjective dormie is

(golf) in match play, when a player or team leads the match by the same number of holes as remain to be played.

As verbs the difference between siloing and silting

is that siloing is while silting is .

As adjectives the difference between pinelike and pinlike

is that pinelike is resembling a pine tree or some aspect of one while pinlike is resembling or characteristic of a pin.

As an adjective arteriolar

is of or pertaining to an arteriole.

As a noun arteriola is

(anatomy) an arteriole.

As verbs the difference between hydrodesulfurize and hydrodesulfurized

is that hydrodesulfurize is to treat by hydrodesulfurization while hydrodesulfurized is (hydrodesulfurize).

As an adjective hydrodesulfurized is

that has been treated by hydrodesulfurization.

As verbs the difference between floating and bloating

is that floating is present participle of lang=en while bloating is present participle of bloat.

As an adjective floating

is that which floats or float.

As a noun floating

is material that floats in a liquid.

As an adjective leery

is cautious, hesitant, or nervous about something; having reservations or concerns.

As a verb leeroy is

(lb) to run head first into a situation without prior planning or consideration.

As nouns the difference between mew and med

is that mew is a gull, seagull while med is medications, especially prescribed psychoactive medications.

As verbs the difference between mew and med

is that mew is to shut away, confine, lock up while med is may; might.

As an interjection mew

is a cat's cry.

As an adjective med is

medical.

As a proper noun Med is

mediterranean: We're going to the Med for four weeks this summer.

As an abbreviation MEd is

(degree) Master of Education.