As verbs the difference between resit and refit

is that resit is to take an examination for a second time, after first failing while refit is .

As a noun resit

is an examination taken for a second time, after first failing.

As adjectives the difference between unserialisable and unserializable

is that unserialisable is an alternative spelling of unserializable while unserializable is that cannot be serialized.

As a proper noun bouche

is a botanical plant name author abbreviation for botanist peter carl bouché (1783-1856).

As nouns the difference between blays and brays

is that blays is while brays is .

As verbs the difference between triaged and trialed

is that triaged is (triage) while trialed is (trial).

As nouns the difference between equipmentman and equipmentmen

is that equipmentman is (us|military) an equipment operator while equipmentmen is .

As adjectives the difference between blowy and glowy

is that blowy is windy or breezy while glowy is glowing.

As a noun blowy

is .

As verbs the difference between emoving and emmoving

is that emoving is while emmoving is .

As verbs the difference between reboot and rebook

is that reboot is (computing) to cause a computer to execute its boot process, effectively resetting the computer and causing the operating system to reload, especially after a system or power failure while rebook is to book again.

As a noun reboot

is (computing) an instance of rebooting.

As verbs the difference between checked and chucked

is that checked is (check) while chucked is (chuck).

As an adjective checked

is (north america) having a pattern of checks; checkered.