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Mongrelization vs Mongrelisation - What's the difference?

mongrelization | mongrelisation |


As nouns the difference between mongrelization and mongrelisation

is that mongrelization is the act of mongrelizing while mongrelisation is .

Commercialized vs Commercialised - What's the difference?

commercialized | commercialised |


As verbs the difference between commercialized and commercialised

is that commercialized is (commercialize) while commercialised is (commercialise).

Doped vs Dopey - What's the difference?

doped | dopey |


As adjectives the difference between doped and dopey

is that doped is drugged while dopey is stupid, silly.

As a verb doped

is (dope).

Sower vs Snower - What's the difference?

sower | snower |


As nouns the difference between sower and snower

is that sower is one who sows while snower is something that or somebody who snows, or makes snow.

Sequesterable vs Sequestrable - What's the difference?

sequesterable | sequestrable |


As adjectives the difference between sequesterable and sequestrable

is that sequesterable is capable of, or suitable for, being sequestered while sequestrable is capable of being sequestered; subject or liable to sequestration.

Champagney vs Champagne - What's the difference?

champagney | champagne |


As adjectives the difference between champagney and champagne

is that champagney is resembling or characteristic of the drink champagne while champagne is of a very pale brownish-gold color, similar to that of champagne.

As a noun champagne is

(uncountable) a sparkling white wine made from a blend of grapes, especially chardonnay and pinot, produced in champagne by the.

As a verb champagne is

to drink champagne.

Keens vs Keeks - What's the difference?

keens | keeks |


As nouns the difference between keens and keeks

is that keens is while keeks is .

As verbs the difference between keens and keeks

is that keens is (keen) while keeks is (keek).

Ciggies vs Siggies - What's the difference?

ciggies | siggies |


As nouns the difference between ciggies and siggies

is that ciggies is plural of lang=en while siggies is plural of lang=en.

Skins vs Skeins - What's the difference?

skins | skeins |


As nouns the difference between skins and skeins

is that skins is plural of lang=en while skeins is plural of lang=en.

As a verb skins

is third-person singular of skin.

Trimery vs Tripery - What's the difference?

trimery | tripery |


As nouns the difference between trimery and tripery

is that trimery is the condition of being trimeric while tripery is a place where tripe is prepared or sold.

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