pinner |
pioner |
As a proper noun pinner
is an area of the london borough of harrow.
As a noun pioner is
(military sapper or digger).
pinger |
pinner |
As a noun pinger
is a device that emits a short, high-pitched sound bust (ie goes, "ping!") such as in sonar or other echo location systems.
As a proper noun pinner is
an area of the london borough of harrow.
penner |
pinner |
As nouns the difference between penner and pinner
is that
penner is one who pens; a writer while
pinner is agent noun of pin; one who pins.
As a proper noun Pinner is
an area of the London borough of Harrow.
winner |
pinner |
As proper nouns the difference between winner and pinner
is that
winner is while
pinner is an area of the london borough of harrow.
finner |
pinner |
As a noun finner
is a finback whale.
As a proper noun pinner is
an area of the london borough of harrow.
pinner |
pinned |
As a noun pinner
is agent noun of pin; one who pins.
As a proper noun Pinner
is an area of the London borough of Harrow.
As a verb pinned is
past tense of pin.
spinner |
pinner |
As a noun spinner
is agent noun of spin; someone or something who spins.
As a proper noun pinner is
an area of the london borough of harrow.
pinner |
pinder |
As a proper noun pinner
is an area of the london borough of harrow.
As a noun pinder is
(obsolete) one who impounds; a poundkeeper.
binner |
pinner |
As proper nouns the difference between binner and pinner
is that
binner is of german origin while
pinner is an area of the london borough of harrow.
pinner |
tinner |
As a proper noun pinner
is an area of the london borough of harrow.
As a noun tinner is
tinsmith.
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