As adjectives the difference between waggier and naggier

is that waggier is (waggy) while naggier is (naggy).

As nouns the difference between slagginess and slugginess

is that slagginess is the state or condition of being slaggy (resembling or containing slag) while slugginess is the state or quality of being sluggy.

As a verb lended

is (nonstandard) (lend).

As an adjective lensed is

(chiefly|in combination) having a (specified form of) lens.

As nouns the difference between wino and vino

is that wino is a wine-drinking alcoholic while vino is the Italian or Spanish word for wine used in combination in various terms adopted from these languages (see Derived terms below.

As nouns the difference between forkedness and formedness

is that forkedness is the quality of being forked while formedness is (especially in combination) the condition of having a (specified) form.

As a verb bigged

is past tense of big.

As an adjective nigged is

roughly shaped with a stonecutter's hammer; hammer-dressed.

Ochery is a alternative form of ochrey.

As adjectives the difference between ochrey and ochery

is that ochrey is alternative form of lang=en while ochery is ocherous.

As nouns the difference between salam and salal

is that salam is an alternative spelling of lang=en while salal is a leathery-leaved North American shrub, species: Gaultheria shallon, with edible sepals and leaves.

As an interjection salam

is an alternative spelling of lang=en.

As nouns the difference between nestler and nester

is that nestler is one that nestles while nester is one who nests.

As verbs the difference between mineralized and mineralised

is that mineralized is past tense of mineralize while mineralised is past tense of mineralise.

As an adjective mineralized

is converted to, or impregnated with minerals; petrified.