baylike

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective baylike is

resembling or characteristic of a bay (body of water mostly surrounded by land).

As adjectives the difference between baylike and raylike

is that baylike is resembling or characteristic of a bay (body of water mostly surrounded by land) while raylike is resembling a ray (beam) or some aspect of one.

As adjectives the difference between boylike and baylike

is that boylike is resembling a boy while baylike is resembling or characteristic of a bay (body of water mostly surrounded by land).

As adjectives the difference between baylike and babylike

is that baylike is resembling or characteristic of a bay (body of water mostly surrounded by land) while babylike is resembling a baby, or something associated with a baby.

As adjectives the difference between haylike and baylike

is that haylike is resembling or characteristic of hay while baylike is resembling or characteristic of a bay (body of water mostly surrounded by land).

As adjectives the difference between barlike and baylike

is that barlike is resembling a bar in shape; fairly long and rectangular while baylike is resembling or characteristic of a bay (body of water mostly surrounded by land).

As adjectives the difference between baylike and daylike

is that baylike is resembling or characteristic of a bay (body of water mostly surrounded by land) while daylike is resembling day or some aspect of it.

As adjectives the difference between batlike and baylike

is that batlike is having characteristics similar to those of a bat, usually used with reference to the flying mammal while baylike is resembling or characteristic of a bay (body of water mostly surrounded by land).

As adjectives the difference between baylike and baglike

is that baylike is resembling or characteristic of a bay (body of water mostly surrounded by land) while baglike is resembling a bag or some aspect of one.