boggy |
foggy |
As adjectives the difference between boggy and foggy
is that
boggy is having the qualities of a
bog; i.e. dank, squishy, muddy, and full of water and rotting vegetation while
foggy is obscured by mist or fog; unclear; hazy.
whorl |
whorly |
As a noun whorl
is a pattern of concentric circles.
As a verb whorl
is to form a pattern of concentric circles.
As an adjective whorly is
shaped like a whorl.
slitted |
splitted |
As an adjective slitted
is having a slit or slits.
As a verb splitted is
(nonstandard|or|archaic) (
split).
pates |
sates |
As nouns the difference between pates and sates
is that
pates is plural of pate while
sates is plural of lang=en.
okey |
okes |
As an interjection okey
is alternative form of OK|lang=en.
As a noun okes is
plural of lang=en.
bioplasts |
bioplasms |
As nouns the difference between bioplasts and bioplasms
is that
bioplasts is while
bioplasms is .
fallings |
fellings |
As nouns the difference between fallings and fellings
is that
fallings is while
fellings is .
smilet |
smilt |
In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between smilet and smilt
is that
smilet is (obsolete) a little smile while
smilt is (obsolete) to melt.
As a noun smilet
is (obsolete) a little smile.
As a verb smilt is
(obsolete) to melt.
gart |
gare |
As verbs the difference between gart and gare
is that
gart is while
gare is .
confirms |
confirme |
As verbs the difference between confirms and confirme
is that
confirms is third-person singular of confirm while
confirme is obsolete spelling of lang=en.
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