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criest |
As a verb criest is
(archaic) second-person singular present simple form of
cry .
criest |
driest |
As a verb criest
is second-person singular present simple form of
cry
As an adjective driest is
superlative of dry.
criest | wriest |
As a verb criest
is (archaic) second-person singular present simple form of
cry .
As an adjective wriest is
(
wry).
criedst | criest |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between criedst and criest
is that
criedst is (archaic) while
criest is (archaic) second-person singular present simple form of
cry .
As verbs the difference between criedst and criest
is that
criedst is (archaic) while
criest is (archaic) second-person singular present simple form of
cry .
criest | crest |
As verbs the difference between criest and crest
is that criest is second-person singular present simple form of crycrest is particularly with reference to waves, to reach a peak.
As a noun crest is
a tuft, or other excrescence or natural ornament, growing on an animal's head; the comb of a cock; the swelling on the head of a serpent; the lengthened feathers of the crown or nape of bird, etc.
criest |
cries |
As verbs the difference between criest and cries
is that
criest is (archaic) second-person singular present simple form of
cry while
cries is .
triest |
criest |
As verbs the difference between triest and criest
is that
triest is (
try) while
criest is (archaic) second-person singular present simple form of
cry .
priest |
criest |
As a proper noun priest
is .
As a verb criest is
(archaic) second-person singular present simple form of
cry .
