beaky |
leaky |
As adjectives the difference between beaky and leaky
is that
beaky is having a beak while
leaky is having leaks, not sealed.
beaky |
beaks |
As an adjective beaky
is having a beak.
As a noun beaks is
.
As a verb beaks is
(
beak).
weaky |
beaky |
As adjectives the difference between weaky and beaky
is that
weaky is moist; damp; clammy while
beaky is having a beak.
beaky |
breaky |
As adjectives the difference between beaky and breaky
is that
beaky is having a beak while
breaky is indicative of breaking; easily broken.
beaky |
beany |
As adjectives the difference between beaky and beany
is that
beaky is having a beak while
beany is resembling or characteristic of beans.
peaky |
beaky |
As adjectives the difference between peaky and beaky
is that
peaky is sickly; peaked while
beaky is having a beak.
bleaky |
beaky |
As adjectives the difference between bleaky and beaky
is that
bleaky is (obsolete) bleak while
beaky is having a beak.
beaky |
braky |
As adjectives the difference between beaky and braky
is that
beaky is having a beak while
braky is overgrown with bracken or brushwood.
beaky |
beamy |
As adjectives the difference between beaky and beamy
is that
beaky is having a beak while
beamy is resembling a beam in size and weight; massy.
beaky |
beady |
As adjectives the difference between beaky and beady
is that
beaky is having a beak while
beady is resembling beads; small, round, and gleaming.
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