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Roped vs Rooped - What's the difference?

roped | rooped |


As verbs the difference between roped and rooped

is that roped is past tense of rope while rooped is past tense of roop.

Beets vs Teets - What's the difference?

beets | teets |


As nouns the difference between beets and teets

is that beets is while teets is .

Dahls vs Dhals - What's the difference?

dahls | dhals |

Dhals is a anagram of dahls.



As nouns the difference between dahls and dhals

is that dahls is plural of lang=en while dhals is plural of dhal.

Fines vs Fives - What's the difference?

fines | fives |


As nouns the difference between fines and fives

is that fines is (language) while fives is .

As an adjective fines

is (of finland).

Sharny vs Shanny - What's the difference?

sharny | shanny |


As an adjective sharny

is covered in dung.

As a noun shanny is

a fish, the prickleback.

Delapsed vs Elapsed - What's the difference?

delapsed | elapsed |


As verbs the difference between delapsed and elapsed

is that delapsed is past tense of delapse while elapsed is past tense of elapse.

Breeched vs Breached - What's the difference?

breeched | breached |


As verbs the difference between breeched and breached

is that breeched is (breech) while breached is (breach).

Quirks vs Quires - What's the difference?

quirks | quires |


As nouns the difference between quirks and quires

is that quirks is while quires is .

As a verb quires is

(quire).

Unpatronised vs Unpatronized - What's the difference?

unpatronised | unpatronized |


As adjectives the difference between unpatronised and unpatronized

is that unpatronised is while unpatronized is not patronized.

Staved vs Starved - What's the difference?

staved | starved |


As verbs the difference between staved and starved

is that staved is (stave) while starved is (starve).

As an adjective starved is

approaching starvation, emaciated and malnourished.

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