timmy |
bimmy |
As a proper noun timmy
is .
As a noun bimmy is
a sennet whip.
timmy |
moody |
As proper nouns the difference between timmy and moody
is that
timmy is while
moody is .
timmy |
mizzy |
As a proper noun timmy
is .
As a noun mizzy is
(obsolete) a bog or quagmire.
timmy |
kizzy |
As proper nouns the difference between timmy and kizzy
is that
timmy is while
kizzy is .
timmy |
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kimmy |
timmy |
As proper nouns the difference between kimmy and timmy
is that
kimmy is a diminutive of the female given names kimberley or kimberly while
timmy is .
timmy |
mitty |
As a proper noun timmy
is .
As a noun mitty is
(uk|dialect) the stormy petrel.
kitty |
timmy |
As proper nouns the difference between kitty and timmy
is that
kitty is a diminutive of katherine and related female given names while
timmy is .
dimmy |
timmy |
As an adjective dimmy
is (dated) somewhat dim; dimmish.
As a proper noun timmy is
.
timmy |
jimmy |
As a proper noun timmy
is .
As a noun jimmy is
chocolate sprinkles used as a topping for ice cream, cookies, or cupcakes.
As a verb jimmy is
to pry (something, especially a lock) open with or as if with a crowbar.
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