As a noun eame

is (A form of) eme (an uncle).

As a verb rame is

to complain; moan; weep, cry.

As nouns the difference between sidewoman and sidewomen

is that sidewoman is a female sideman while sidewomen is .

As a noun wain

is wine.

As an adjective waid is

(obsolete) oppressed with weight; crushed; weighed down.

As nouns the difference between curs and cuds

is that curs is while cuds is .

As nouns the difference between cordage and fordage

is that cordage is (nautical) a set of ropes and cords, especially that used for a ship's rigging while fordage is the act of fording a river, etc.

As verbs the difference between befogs and defogs

is that befogs is third-person singular of befog while defogs is third-person singular of defog.

As verbs the difference between inlaying and inlacing

is that inlaying is while inlacing is .

As a noun inlaying

is an inlaid pattern.

As verbs the difference between codged and lodged

is that codged is past tense of codge while lodged is past tense of lodge.

As an adjective lodged is

lying down; used of beasts of the chase, as {{term|couchant|lang=en}} is used of beasts of prey.

As verbs the difference between catched and watched

is that catched is past tense of catch while watched is past tense of watch.

As nouns the difference between pills and bills

is that pills is plural of pill while bills is plural of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between pills and bills

is that pills is third person singular simple present of to pill.bills is third-person singular of bill.