trepidations |
trepidatious |
As a noun trepidations
is .
As an adjective trepidatious is
in a state of trepidation.
grauntest |
grantest |
As verbs the difference between grauntest and grantest
is that
grauntest is en-archaic second-person singular of graunt while
grantest is archaic second-person singular of grant.
leadenness |
ladenness |
As nouns the difference between leadenness and ladenness
is that
leadenness is the quality of being leaden while
ladenness is the quality of being laden.
blusterous |
lusterous |
As adjectives the difference between blusterous and lusterous
is that
blusterous is tending to bluster; blustering while
lusterous is .
wifeless |
wiveless |
As adjectives the difference between wifeless and wiveless
is that
wifeless is having no wife; unmarried or celibate while
wiveless is obsolete form of lang=en.
subtiliate |
subtiliated |
As verbs the difference between subtiliate and subtiliated
is that
subtiliate is (obsolete|transitive) to make thin or rare; to rarefy while
subtiliated is (
subtiliate).
waled |
wauled |
As verbs the difference between waled and wauled
is that
waled is past tense of wale while
wauled is past tense of waul.
parriest |
tarriest |
As a verb parriest
is archaic second-person singular of parry.
As an adjective tarriest is
superlative of tarry.
dorkish |
darkish |
As adjectives the difference between dorkish and darkish
is that
dorkish is dorky while
darkish is somewhat dark.
qudits |
quits |
As a noun qudits
is .
As an adjective quits is
(colloquial|british) on equal monetary terms; neither owing or being owed.
As a verb quits is
(
quit).
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