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smally

Slightly vs Smally - What's the difference?

slightly | smally |


As adverbs the difference between slightly and smally

is that slightly is slenderly; delicately while smally is (rare) in a small way.

Smally vs Smallie - What's the difference?

smally | smallie |


As an adverb smally

is in a small way.

As a noun smallie is

{{cx|fishing|informal|lang=en}} smallmouth bass.

Terms vs Smally - What's the difference?

terms | smally |


As a noun terms

is .

As an adverb smally is

(rare) in a small way.

Sally vs Smally - What's the difference?

sally | smally |


As a proper noun sally

is , also used as a formal given name.

As an adverb smally is

(rare) in a small way.

Smally vs Scally - What's the difference?

smally | scally |


As an adverb smally

is in a small way.

As a noun scally is

a rascal or miscreant, a scallywag.

Smally vs Smalle - What's the difference?

smally | smalle |


As an adverb smally

is (rare) in a small way.

As an adjective smalle is

.

Smally vs Smelly - What's the difference?

smally | smelly |


As an adverb smally

is in a small way.

As an adjective smelly is

having a bad smell.

Smalls vs Smally - What's the difference?

smalls | smally |


As a noun smalls

is underwear.

As an adverb smally is

in a small way.

Small vs Smally - What's the difference?

small | smally |


As a proper noun small

is .

As an adverb smally is

(rare) in a small way.