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Lacey vs Facey - What's the difference?

lacey | facey |


As adjectives the difference between lacey and facey

is that lacey is while facey is cheeky; impudent.

Hooding vs Wooding - What's the difference?

hooding | wooding |


As verbs the difference between hooding and wooding

is that hooding is while wooding is .

Wanings vs Warnings - What's the difference?

wanings | warnings |


As nouns the difference between wanings and warnings

is that wanings is plural of waning while warnings is plural of lang=en.

Hopelessly vs Homelessly - What's the difference?

hopelessly | homelessly |


As adverbs the difference between hopelessly and homelessly

is that hopelessly is in a manner showing no hope while homelessly is in a homeless manner; without a home.

Girls vs Giros - What's the difference?

girls | giros |


As nouns the difference between girls and giros

is that girls is plural of lang=en while giros is alternative form of lang=en.

Grownds vs Grounds - What's the difference?

grownds | grounds |


As nouns the difference between grownds and grounds

is that grownds is while grounds is (legal) basis or justification for something, as in "grounds for divorce" or grounds can be (plural only) the sediment at the bottom of a liquid, or from which a liquid has been filtered (as in coffee grounds).

Aloses vs Aldoses - What's the difference?

aloses | aldoses |


As nouns the difference between aloses and aldoses

is that aloses is while aldoses is .

Yobs vs Nobs - What's the difference?

yobs | nobs |


As nouns the difference between yobs and nobs

is that yobs is plural of lang=en while nobs is plural of lang=en.

Howleth vs Howlets - What's the difference?

howleth | howlets |


As a verb howleth

is (howl).

As a noun howlets is

.

Scud vs Cud - What's the difference?

scud | cud |


As a proper noun scud

is a soviet-developed ballistic missile.

As a noun cud is

axe.

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