terms |
woodily |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adverb woodily is
in a woody way.
woolily |
woodily |
As adverbs the difference between woolily and woodily
is that
woolily is in a wooly manner; with a wooly appearance while
woodily is in a woody way.
woodily |
woodly |
As adverbs the difference between woodily and woodly
is that
woodily is in a woody way while
woodly is (obsolete) madly; furiously.
woozily |
woodily |
As adverbs the difference between woozily and woodily
is that
woozily is in a woozy manner while
woodily is in a woody way.
woodily |
moodily |
As adverbs the difference between woodily and moodily
is that
woodily is in a woody way while
moodily is in a
moody manner.
woodily |
woodsily |
As adverbs the difference between woodily and woodsily
is that
woodily is in a woody way while
woodsily is in a woodsy manner.
woodify |
woodily |
As a verb woodify
is to become wood, or woodlike.
As an adverb woodily is
in a woody way.
wordily |
woodily |
As adverbs the difference between wordily and woodily
is that
wordily is in a wordy manner; using too many words while
woodily is in a woody way.
woody |
woodily |
As an adjective woody
is covered in woods; wooded.
As a noun woody
is a station wagon that has a retro wooden exterior, often associated with Southern California surfing culture.
As a proper noun Woody
is a male given name, from a nickname for Woodrow.
As an adverb woodily is
in a woody way.
