terms |
stilty |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective stilty is
(archaic) pompous.
stulty |
stilty |
As adjectives the difference between stulty and stilty
is that
stulty is (obsolete) foolish; silly while
stilty is (archaic) pompous.
stilty |
silty |
As adjectives the difference between stilty and silty
is that
stilty is (archaic) pompous while
silty is having a noticeable amount of silt.
tilty |
stilty |
As adjectives the difference between tilty and stilty
is that
tilty is tilted or tending to tilt while
stilty is (archaic) pompous.
stilly |
stilty |
As adjectives the difference between stilly and stilty
is that
stilly is silent; calm while
stilty is pompous.
As an adverb stilly
is while still and calm.
stilts |
stilty |
As a noun stilts
is plural of stilt.
As an adjective stilty is
pompous.
stilt |
stilty |
As a noun stilt
is either of two poles with footrests that allow someone to stand or walk above the ground; used mostly by entertainers.
As a verb stilt
is to raise on stilts, or as if on stilts.
As an adjective stilty is
(archaic) pompous.
uneven |
stilty |
As adjectives the difference between uneven and stilty
is that
uneven is not even while
stilty is (archaic) pompous.
pompous |
stilty |
As adjectives the difference between pompous and stilty
is that
pompous is affectedly grand, solemn or self-important while
stilty is (archaic) pompous.