Synonyms

Footway is a synonym of footwalk.

As nouns the difference between footway and footwalk

is that footway is a passage for pedestrians only while footwalk is a pedestrian walkway.

Lusophonic is a synonym of lusophone.

As adjectives the difference between lusophone and lusophonic

is that lusophone is portuguese-speaking while Lusophonic is portuguese-speaking.

As a noun Lusophone

is a Portuguese speaker.

Rhubarby is a synonym of rhubarblike.

As adjectives the difference between rhubarby and rhubarblike

is that rhubarby is resembling or characteristic of rhubarb while rhubarblike is resembling or characteristic of rhubarb.

Meilograph is a synonym of curvimeter.

As a noun curvimeter is

a device for measuring the length of curves, such as on a map.

Opisometer is a synonym of meilograph.

Meilograph is likely misspelled.

Meilograph has no English definition.

As a noun opisometer is

a device for measuring the length of curved lines, such as on a map.

Curvimeter is a synonym of opisometer.

As nouns the difference between curvimeter and opisometer

is that curvimeter is a device for measuring the length of curves, such as on a map while opisometer is a device for measuring the length of curved lines, such as on a map.

Antisoiling is a synonym of antisoil.

As adjectives the difference between antisoiling and antisoil

is that antisoiling is preventing soiling while antisoil is preventing soiling.

Ageproof is a synonym of nonaging.

As an adjective nonaging is

not suffering impairment with age.

Unbled is a synonym of nonbled.

Nonbled is likely misspelled.

Nonbled has no English definition.

As an adjective unbled is

not having been bled.

Placatory is a synonym of appeasatory.

As adjectives the difference between placatory and appeasatory

is that placatory is that placates; pacifying while appeasatory is (dated) in a manner so as to appease.

As a noun appeasatory is

(obsolete) something which is intended to appease.