boons |
banes |
As a noun boons
is .
As a verb banes is
.
banes |
baes |
As nouns the difference between banes and baes
is that
banes is plural of lang=en while
baes is plural form of lang=en.
As a verb banes
is third-person singular of bane.
As an acronym BANES
is bath and North East Somerset, a unitary authority in South West England.
banes |
babes |
As a verb banes
is .
As a noun babes is
.
canes |
banes |
As nouns the difference between canes and banes
is that
canes is plural of lang=en while
banes is plural of lang=en.
As verbs the difference between canes and banes
is that
canes is third-person singular of cane while
banes is third-person singular of bane.
As an acronym BANES is
bath and North East Somerset, a unitary authority in South West England.
banns |
banes |
As a noun banns
is .
As a verb banes is
.
banes |
vanes |
As a verb banes
is .
As a noun vanes is
.
banes |
lanes |
As a verb banes
is .
As a noun lanes is
.
banks |
banes |
As a proper noun banks
is .
As a verb banes is
.
bines |
banes |
As a noun bines
is .
As a verb banes is
.
banes |
bangs |
As nouns the difference between banes and bangs
is that
banes is plural of lang=en while
bangs is hair cut so as to hang down over the forehead.
As verbs the difference between banes and bangs
is that
banes is third-person singular of bane while
bangs is third-person singular of bang.
As an acronym BANES
is bath and North East Somerset, a unitary authority in South West England.
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