As verbs the difference between caking and caging

is that caking is present participle of cake while caging is present participle of cage.

As adjectives the difference between hackly and cackly

is that hackly is jagged or rough while cackly is resembling or characterised by cackling.

As verbs the difference between unsticks and unstocks

is that unsticks is (unstick) while unstocks is (unstock).

As verbs the difference between bitched and pitched

is that bitched is (bitch) while pitched is (pitch).

As an adjective pitched is

having a slope.

As an adjective checky

is (heraldry).

As a verb checkt is

(obsolete) (check).

As nouns the difference between piastre and pilastre

is that piastre is a Spanish or Spanish-American coin and unit of currency, originally worth eight real while pilastre is obsolete form of lang=en.

As a noun shote

is alternative form of lang=en.

As an adjective shorte is

an archaic spelling of short.

As nouns the difference between wisher and wishe

is that wisher is someone who makes a wish while wishe is obsolete spelling of wish.

As a verb wishe is

obsolete spelling of wish.

As nouns the difference between valew and valewe

is that valew is obsolete form of lang=en while valewe is obsolete form of value.

As a noun undergrounder

is an underground publication or movie.

As a verb undergrounded is

past tense of underground.