As adjectives the difference between diluent and difluent

is that diluent is diluting; making thinner or weaker by admixture, especially of water while difluent is (meteorology) (of wind) which diverges, especially when viewed on a weather chart.

As a noun diluent

is that which dilutes.

As a noun apiose

is (carbohydrate) a branched-chain sugar 3-c-(hydroxymethyl)-d-glycerotetrose that occurs in parsley and many other plants.

As an adverb apoise is

poised; balanced.

As adjectives the difference between nationalistic and rationalistic

is that nationalistic is of, relating to, or advocating nationalism while rationalistic is of or relating to rationalism.

As verbs the difference between praemunired and praemunire

is that praemunired is (praemunire) while praemunire is (obsolete) to subject to the penalties of praemunire.

As a noun praemunire is

(legal|historical) the offence, in english law, of appealing to or obeying a foreign court or authority, especially a papal court or authority.

As nouns the difference between scrunch and scrunchy

is that scrunch is a crunching noise while scrunchy is an alternative spelling of lang=en.

As a verb scrunch

is to crumple and squeeze to make more compact.

As a noun porches

is .

As a proper noun perches is

a commune in northeast haiti.

As nouns the difference between efts and eats

is that efts is plural of lang=en while eats is food.

As a verb eats is

third-person singular of eat.

As verbs the difference between canting and janting

is that canting is while janting is .

As verbs the difference between fused and fumed

is that fused is past tense of fuse while fumed is past tense of fume.

As an adjective fused

is joined together by fusing.

As nouns the difference between shadings and shardings

is that shadings is while shardings is .