As nouns the difference between tweenie and weenie

is that tweenie is a child who is not quite old enough to be a teenager while weenie is a hot dog, wiener, wurst or sausage, often cut into pieces for children.

As verbs the difference between jobes and jones

is that jobes is (jobe) while jones is (us|slang) have an intense craving.

As a noun jones is

heroin.

As a noun oper

is a network operator on IRC.

As an interjection ooer is

said to acknowledge a double entendre or something that sounds rude.

As nouns the difference between tsars and tars

is that tsars is while tars is .

As verbs the difference between unproselytes and unproselyted

is that unproselytes is third-person singular of unproselyte while unproselyted is past tense of unproselyte.

As nouns the difference between nessness and lessness

is that nessness is the quintessence of being while lessness is the state or condition of being less.

As nouns the difference between peage and pelage

is that peage is archaic: toll for passage while pelage is fur, or any other form of the coat of a mammal.

As verbs the difference between sparkest and starkest

is that sparkest is (archaic) (spark) while starkest is .

As adjectives the difference between manly and marly

is that manly is having the characteristics of a man while marly is containing or resembling marl.

As a noun winglets

is plural of winglet.

As an adjective wingless is

having no, or only rudimentary, wings.