As nouns the difference between yeds and yews

is that yeds is plural of lang=en while yews is plural of lang=en.

As nouns the difference between sergers and mergers

is that sergers is while mergers is .

As a noun gley

is (soil science) a type of hydric soil, sticky, greenish-blue-grey in colour and low in oxygen.

As a verb gley

is (soil science) to be converted into this kind of soil or gley can be (scotland) to squint; to look obliquely; to overlook things.

As a proper noun glen is

for someone who lives in a valley.

As nouns the difference between choree and chorea

is that choree is chorea while chorea is an (l) (l) (l) accompanied by a (l).

Herefor is a alternative form of herefore.

As adverbs the difference between herefore and herefor

is that herefore is for this reason; on this account; therefore while herefor is for this: instead or in consideration of this, with a view to this.

As nouns the difference between favours and flavours

is that favours is while flavours is .

As verbs the difference between favours and flavours

is that favours is (favour) while flavours is (flavour).

As a proper noun cassis

is a town in southeastern france.

As a noun cassids is

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As verbs the difference between monologized and monologize

is that monologized is (monologize) while monologize is to deliver a monologue.

As verbs the difference between wigged and digged

is that wigged is (wig) while digged is (archaic) (dig).

As an adjective forworn

is (rare or archaic) worn-out.

As a verb forwork is

to forfeit (a possession, privilege, etc); ruin (oneself) by one's own conduct.