gub |
iam |
As a noun gub
is mouth.
As a verb gub
is (slang) to defeat.
As an adverb iam is
sometime, ever (indeterminate correlative of time).
gub |
drink |
As nouns the difference between gub and drink
is that
gub is mouth while
drink is a beverage.
As verbs the difference between gub and drink
is that
gub is to defeat while
drink is to consume (a liquid) through the mouth.
terms |
gub |
As nouns the difference between terms and gub
is that
terms is while
gub is mouth.
As a verb gub is
(slang) to defeat.
gub |
cub |
As nouns the difference between gub and cub
is that
gub is mouth while
cub is a young fox.
As verbs the difference between gub and cub
is that
gub is to defeat while
cub is to give birth to cubs.
As a proper noun Cub is
a member of the Cub Scouts.
As an acronym cub is
cashed up bogan.
gub |
sub |
As nouns the difference between gub and sub
is that
gub is mouth while
sub is a submarine.
As verbs the difference between gub and sub
is that
gub is to defeat while
sub is to substitute for.
As a preposition sub is
under.
gub |
gue |
As nouns the difference between gub and gue
is that
gub is mouth while
gue is a kind of fiddle or violin played on the Shetland Islands.
As a verb gub
is to defeat.
gub |
hub |
As nouns the difference between gub and hub
is that
gub is mouth while
hub is the central part, usually cylindrical, of a wheel; the nave.
As a verb gub
is to defeat.
bub |
gub |
In lang=en terms the difference between bub and gub
is that
bub is champagne; bubbly while
gub is to defeat.
As nouns the difference between bub and gub
is that
bub is an alcoholic malt liquor, especially beer while
gub is mouth.
As verbs the difference between bub and gub
is that
bub is to throw out in bubbles; to bubble while
gub is to defeat.
wub |
gub |
As nouns the difference between wub and gub
is that
wub is love while
gub is mouth.
As verbs the difference between wub and gub
is that
wub is to love while
gub is to defeat.
guib |
gub |
As nouns the difference between guib and gub
is that
guib is a West African antelope (
Tragelaphus scriptus), marked with white stripes and spots on a reddish fawn ground; the harnessed antelope while
gub is mouth.
As a verb gub is
to defeat.
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