seter |
seder |
As nouns the difference between seter and seder
is that
seter is a summer pasture with barns, especially one in the mountains of scandinavia used for milk and cheese manufacture, to which a farmer takes livestock as part of transhumance while
seder is (judaism) the ceremonial meal held on the first night or two nights of passover.
infounds |
inbounds |
As verbs the difference between infounds and inbounds
is that
infounds is (
infound) while
inbounds is (
inbound).
As an adjective inbounds is
(sports) within bounds.
As an adverb inbounds is
(sports) into the inbounds area.
As a noun inbounds is
.
chacks |
chocks |
As verbs the difference between chacks and chocks
is that
chacks is (
chack) while
chocks is (
chock).
As a noun chocks is
.
tenderize |
tenderise |
Tenderise is a derived term of tenderize.
As verbs the difference between tenderize and tenderise
is that
tenderize is to make (something, especially meat) tender while
tenderise is an alternative spelling of lang=en.
pelter |
helter |
As nouns the difference between pelter and helter
is that
pelter is one who pelts while
helter is (northern england|obsolete).
tees |
toes |
As a proper noun tees
is a hamlet in alberta, canada.
As a noun toes is
.
recognizes |
recognises |
As verbs the difference between recognizes and recognises
is that
recognizes is (
recognize) while
recognises is (
recognise).
grayschists |
greyschists |
As nouns the difference between grayschists and greyschists
is that
grayschists is while
greyschists is .
gams |
cams |
As nouns the difference between gams and cams
is that
gams is (obsolete) legs while
cams is .
As a verb gams
is (
gam).
parters |
partiers |
As nouns the difference between parters and partiers
is that
parters is while
partiers is .
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