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Puka vs Muka - What's the difference?

puka | muka |


As nouns the difference between puka and muka

is that puka is a small usually perforated wave- and beach-polished shell fragment formed from the spire of a cone, found along beaches of pacific islands, and used especially to make necklaces while muka is flour.

Bans vs Bant - What's the difference?

bans | bant |


As nouns the difference between bans and bant

is that bans is plural of lang=en while bant is {{cx|slang|lang=en}} banter.

As a verb bans

is third-person singular of ban.

Hams vs Aams - What's the difference?

hams | aams |


As nouns the difference between hams and aams

is that hams is while aams is .

Mogo vs Ogo - What's the difference?

mogo | ogo |


As nouns the difference between mogo and ogo

is that mogo is (africa) cassava while ogo is ogonori.

Hardscapes vs Hardscaped - What's the difference?

hardscapes | hardscaped |


As a noun hardscapes

is plural of hardscape.

As an adjective hardscaped is

provided with hardscape.

Futurists vs Futurisms - What's the difference?

futurists | futurisms |


As nouns the difference between futurists and futurisms

is that futurists is while futurisms is .

Longminded vs Longwinded - What's the difference?

longminded | longwinded |


As adjectives the difference between longminded and longwinded

is that longminded is (rare|nonstandard) patient; longanimous while longwinded is .

Draffish vs Daffish - What's the difference?

draffish | daffish |


As adjectives the difference between draffish and daffish

is that draffish is worthless; draffy while daffish is (label) stupid, silly.

Busher vs Bushed - What's the difference?

busher | bushed |


As a noun busher

is (us|baseball|slang) a major league baseball player who has recently come from a small league.

As an adjective bushed is

very tired; exhausted.

Cooled vs Cooped - What's the difference?

cooled | cooped |


As verbs the difference between cooled and cooped

is that cooled is (cool) while cooped is (coop).

As an adjective cooled

is at a lower temperature.

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