terms |
naily |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective naily is
full of nails (the fastener).
maily |
naily |
As adjectives the difference between maily and naily
is that
maily is (rare) rough, rugged while
naily is full of nails (the fastener).
nails |
naily |
As a noun nails
is .
As an adjective naily is
full of nails (the fastener).
saily |
naily |
As adjectives the difference between saily and naily
is that
saily is like a sail while
naily is full of nails (the fastener).
naily |
naifly |
As an adjective naily
is full of nails (the fastener).
As an adverb naifly is
in a naif way;.
naily |
gaily |
As an adjective naily
is full of nails (the fastener.
As an adverb gaily is
merrily.
haily |
naily |
As adjectives the difference between haily and naily
is that
haily is (obsolete) of hail while
naily is full of nails (the fastener).
naily |
noily |
As adjectives the difference between naily and noily
is that
naily is full of nails (the fastener while
noily is characteristic of noil.
naily |
snaily |
As adjectives the difference between naily and snaily
is that
naily is full of nails (the fastener while
snaily is resembling a snail.
daily |
naily |
As adjectives the difference between daily and naily
is that
daily is quotidian, that occurs every day, or at least every working day while
naily is full of nails (the fastener.
As an adverb daily
is quotidianly, every day.
As a noun daily
is a newspaper that is published every day.
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