folky |
folk |
As adjectives the difference between folky and folk
is that
folky is having the character of folk music while
folk is of or pertaining to the inhabitants of a land, their culture, tradition, or history.
As a noun folk is
a grouping of smaller peoples or tribes as a nation.
woads |
roads |
As nouns the difference between woads and roads
is that
woads is plural of woad while
roads is plural of lang=en.
feinted |
leinted |
As verbs the difference between feinted and leinted
is that
feinted is past tense of feint while
leinted is past tense of leint.
ringlike |
winglike |
As adjectives the difference between ringlike and winglike
is that
ringlike is like a ring; round or nearly so while
winglike is having the characteristics of a wing.
pimpliest |
dimpliest |
As adjectives the difference between pimpliest and dimpliest
is that
pimpliest is (
pimply) while
dimpliest is (
dimply).
pates |
panes |
As a noun pates
is .
As an adjective panes is
.
booziest |
boomiest |
As adjectives the difference between booziest and boomiest
is that
booziest is superlative of boozy while
boomiest is superlative of boomy.
omnivorous |
omnivourous |
As adjectives the difference between omnivorous and omnivourous
is that
omnivorous is having a diet which is neither exclusively carnivorous nor herbivorous while
omnivourous is .
dur |
fur |
As a noun dur
is major.
As an adverb fur is
out, outside.
outrated |
outraced |
As verbs the difference between outrated and outraced
is that
outrated is (
outrate) while
outraced is (
outrace).
Pages