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Burningly vs Burpingly - What's the difference?

burningly | burpingly |


As adverbs the difference between burningly and burpingly

is that burningly is in a burning manner while burpingly is with a burp.

Genericizes vs Genericides - What's the difference?

genericizes | genericides |


As a verb genericizes

is (genericize).

As a noun genericides is

.

Nonmillionaire vs Nonbillionaire - What's the difference?

nonmillionaire | nonbillionaire |


As nouns the difference between nonmillionaire and nonbillionaire

is that nonmillionaire is one who is not a millionaire while nonbillionaire is one who is not a billionaire.

Smatching vs Snatching - What's the difference?

smatching | snatching |


As verbs the difference between smatching and snatching

is that smatching is while snatching is .

As a noun snatching is

the act by which something is snatched.

Flesher vs Fleshes - What's the difference?

flesher | fleshes |


As a noun flesher

is a person who removes the flesh from the skin during the making of leather.

As a verb fleshes is

third-person singular of flesh.

Erasing vs Erasin - What's the difference?

erasing | erasin |


As a verb erasing

is .

As a noun erasin is

(protein) a ubiquitin-containing protein that is involved in the degradation of the proteins of the endoplasmic reticulum.

Mawlas vs Marlas - What's the difference?

mawlas | marlas |


As nouns the difference between mawlas and marlas

is that mawlas is while marlas is .

Cresties vs Crusties - What's the difference?

cresties | crusties |


As nouns the difference between cresties and crusties

is that cresties is while crusties is .

Pryeth vs Prayeth - What's the difference?

pryeth | prayeth |


In archaic terms the difference between pryeth and prayeth

is that pryeth is third-person singular of pry while prayeth is third-person singular of pray.

Brainer vs Brained - What's the difference?

brainer | brained |


As a noun brainer

is (only used in combinations) someone with a certain type of brain.

As an adjective brained is

having a particular kind or brain, as described by the word with which this term is combined, usually figuratively.

As a verb brained is

(brain).

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