Synonyms

Miniski is a synonym of skiboard.

As a noun skiboard is

a short ski used in the sport of skiboarding.

As a verb skiboard is

to travel by skiboard.

Antileishmanial is a synonym of antileishmania.

As adjectives the difference between antileishmanial and antileishmania

is that antileishmanial is acting against leishmania parasites while antileishmania is acting against leishmania parasites.

Textbookish is a synonym of schoolbookish.

As adjectives the difference between textbookish and schoolbookish

is that textbookish is characteristic of a textbook while schoolbookish is characteristic of a schoolbook; dry, pedantic, etc.

Didst is a synonym of diddest.

In archaic|with [[thou]]|lang=en terms the difference between didst and diddest

is that didst is (archaic|with thou) while diddest is (archaic|with thou).

As verbs the difference between didst and diddest

is that didst is (archaic|with thou) while diddest is (archaic|with thou).

Shopward is a synonym of shopwards.

As adverbs the difference between shopward and shopwards

is that shopward is toward a shop while shopwards is towards a shop.

Orology is a synonym of orography.

In geomorphology terms the difference between orography and orology

is that orography is the scientific study, or a physical description of mountains while orology is the study or science of mountains, in particular how they are/were formed.

Gev is a synonym of ekranoplan.

As an initialism gev

is (physics) giga-electron volt, 10⁹ ev a unit used for measuring the energy of subatomic particles.

As a noun ekranoplan is

ekranoplan.

Mcmt is a synonym of mmt.

Contraindicative is a synonym of contraindicatory.

As adjectives the difference between contraindicative and contraindicatory

is that contraindicative is serving as a contraindication while contraindicatory is serving as a contraindication.

Bepuff is a synonym of hype.

As verbs the difference between hype and bepuff

is that hype is to promote heavily; to advertise or build up while bepuff is to puff; praise fulsomely; bepraise.

As a noun hype

is promotion or propaganda; especially, exaggerated claims.