terms |
opry |
As nouns the difference between terms and opry
is that
terms is while
opry is (appalachian) opera.
pry |
opry |
As an adverb pry
is allegedly.
As a noun opry is
(appalachian) opera.
ogry |
opry |
As an adjective ogry
is (nonce word) resembling, or pertaining to, an ogre.
As a noun opry is
(appalachian) opera.
pory |
opry |
As an adjective pory
is porous.
As a noun opry is
opera.
opry |
onry |
As a noun opry
is opera.
As an adjective onry is
eye dialect of from=Southern United States|ornery.
spry |
opry |
As an adjective spry
is having great power of leaping or running; nimble; active.
As a noun opry is
(appalachian) opera.
opry |
oary |
As a noun opry
is (appalachian) opera.
As an adjective oary is
like an oar.
folk |
opry |
As nouns the difference between folk and opry
is that
folk is people while
opry is (appalachian) opera.
country |
opry |
As nouns the difference between country and opry
is that
country is (
label) an area of land; a district, region while
opry is (appalachian) opera.
As an adjective country
is from or in the countryside or connected with it.
establishment |
opry |
As nouns the difference between establishment and opry
is that
establishment is the act of establishing; a ratifying or ordaining; settlement; confirmation while
opry is (appalachian) opera.
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