As a verb dispised

is (dispise).

As an adjective disprised is

.

As an interjection areet

is (northern england).

As an adjective areet

is (northern england).

As a noun armet is

a type of mediaeval full-face helmet.

As nouns the difference between kipper and sipper

is that kipper is a split, salted and smoked herring while sipper is one who sips.

As a verb kipper

is (cooking) to prepare a herring or similar fish in that fashion.

As an adjective kipper

is (uk|dialect) amorous.

As nouns the difference between softa and softy

is that softa is (islam) a religious student, especially in turkey while softy is a weak or sentimental person.

Fyke is a alternative form of fike.

As nouns the difference between fike and fyke

is that fike is restlessness or agitation caused by trifling annoyance while fyke is a type of fish-trap consisting of tubular nets that are supported by hoops.

As a verb fike

is to feign; dissemble; flatter.

As nouns the difference between bearling and barling

is that bearling is a small, young, or juvenile bear; bear cub while barling is the smallest pig in a litter; runt.

As a verb exhorted

is (exhort).

As a noun exhorter is

(rare) a person who exhorts.

As verbs the difference between plopping and clopping

is that plopping is present participle of plop while clopping is present participle of clop.

As nouns the difference between plopping and clopping

is that plopping is the sound or action of something that plops while clopping is the sound or action of something that clops.

As nouns the difference between buggies and baggies

is that buggies is while baggies is .

As a proper noun baggies is

(soccer).

As a verb depicted

is (depict).

As a noun depicter is

a person who depicts (a specified subject).