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Fines vs Faines - What's the difference?

fines | faines |


As nouns the difference between fines and faines

is that fines is plural of lang=en while faines is plural of lang=en.

As a verb fines

is third-person singular of fine.

Unpillaged vs Unpillared - What's the difference?

unpillaged | unpillared |


As adjectives the difference between unpillaged and unpillared

is that unpillaged is while unpillared is not pillared.

Loggers vs Leggers - What's the difference?

loggers | leggers |


As nouns the difference between loggers and leggers

is that loggers is while leggers is .

Hated vs Hatted - What's the difference?

hated | hatted |


As adjectives the difference between hated and hatted

is that hated is of something disliked; odious while hatted is wearing a (specified type of) hat.

As a verb hated

is past tense of hate.

Transmats vs Transats - What's the difference?

transmats | transats |


As nouns the difference between transmats and transats

is that transmats is while transats is .

Scrabers vs Scrapers - What's the difference?

scrabers | scrapers |


As nouns the difference between scrabers and scrapers

is that scrabers is plural of lang=en while scrapers is plural of lang=en.

Lases vs Lasks - What's the difference?

lases | lasks |


As a verb lases

is third-person singular of lase.

As a noun lasks is

plural of lask.

Hanker vs Janker - What's the difference?

hanker | janker |


As a verb hanker

is to crave, want or desire.

As a noun janker is

(scotland) a long pole on two wheels, used in hauling logs.

Moot vs Muse - What's the difference?

moot | muse |


As nouns the difference between moot and muse

is that moot is size, measure while muse is .

Wid vs Wud - What's the difference?

wid | wud |


As a preposition wid

is with.

As an adjective wud is

mad.

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