brrm |
barm |
As an interjection brrm
is (especially used by children) the sound of a car engine.
As a noun barm is
(
obsolete except in dialects) bosom, lap or
barm can be foam rising upon beer, or other malt liquors, when fermenting, and used as leaven in making bread and in brewing; yeast.
youse |
souse |
As a pronoun youse
is alternative form of lang=en.
As a contraction youse
is alternative form of you'se|lang=en.
As a noun souse is
something kept or steeped in brine.
As a verb souse is
to immerse in liquid; to steep or drench.
billable |
tillable |
As adjectives the difference between billable and tillable
is that
billable is capable of being billed for while
tillable is able to be tilled or ploughed; arable.
As a noun billable
is something that is billed for.
diecious |
dioecious |
As adjectives the difference between diecious and dioecious
is that
diecious is while
dioecious is (botany) having the male and female reproductive organs on separate plants (of the same species) rather than different parts of the same plant.
reregister |
deregister |
As verbs the difference between reregister and deregister
is that
reregister is to register again, or to renew or change one's registration while
deregister is to unregister.
impoisonments |
imprisonments |
As nouns the difference between impoisonments and imprisonments
is that
impoisonments is while
imprisonments is .
petre |
peter |
Peter is a related term of petre.
As proper nouns the difference between petre and peter
is that
petre is {{surname|from=given names} while
Peter is a given name derived from Ancient Greek.
As nouns the difference between petre and peter
is that
petre is saltpetre while
peter is (
hypocoristic slang) The penis.
As a verb peter is
to dwindle; to trail off; to diminish to nothing.
aulae |
aula |
As nouns the difference between aulae and aula
is that
aulae is irregular plural of aula while
aula is a court or hall.
hurried |
hurred |
As verbs the difference between hurried and hurred
is that
hurried is past tense of hurry while
hurred is past tense of hurr.
As an adjective hurried
is Done in a hurry; rushed.
keat |
jeat |
As nouns the difference between keat and jeat
is that
keat is while
jeat is .
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