silkiest |
milkiest |
As adjectives the difference between silkiest and milkiest
is that
silkiest is superlative of silky while
milkiest is superlative of milky.
lobed |
globed |
As an adjective lobed
is having lobes.
As a verb globed is
(
globe).
mocks |
smocks |
As nouns the difference between mocks and smocks
is that
mocks is while
smocks is .
As a verb mocks
is (
mock).
rooped |
trooped |
As verbs the difference between rooped and trooped
is that
rooped is past tense of roop while
trooped is past tense of troop.
sony |
sonny |
As proper nouns the difference between sony and sonny
is that
sony is an international electronics and media company based in Tokyo, Japan while
Sonny is a nickname of a child.
As nouns the difference between sony and sonny
is that
sony is an alternative spelling of lang=en while
sonny is a familiar form of address for a boy.
faeries |
farries |
As nouns the difference between faeries and farries
is that
faeries is plural of faerie while
farries is plural of farry.
embassadors |
ambassadors |
As nouns the difference between embassadors and ambassadors
is that
embassadors is plural of embassador while
ambassadors is plural of ambassador.
eutonic |
eugonic |
As adjectives the difference between eutonic and eugonic
is that
eutonic is pertaining to normal muscle tone while
eugonic is (of bacterial growth) rapid and luxuriant.
afforred |
afforced |
As verbs the difference between afforred and afforced
is that
afforred is past tense of affor while
afforced is past tense of afforce.
belead |
beread |
In transitive terms the difference between belead and beread
is that
belead is to lead; conduct while
beread is to advise; inform; counsel; plan; to advise or bethink oneself; deliberate.
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