foiler

As nouns the difference between terms and foiler

is that terms is while foiler is one who foils or frustrates.

As nouns the difference between fooler and foiler

is that fooler is someone or something who fools while foiler is one who foils or frustrates.

As a verb foiled

is past tense of foil.

As a noun foiler is

one who foils or frustrates.

As nouns the difference between oiler and foiler

is that oiler is (nautical) an oil tanker while foiler is one who foils or frustrates.

As nouns the difference between fouler and foiler

is that fouler is one who fouls while foiler is one who foils or frustrates.

As an adjective fouler

is comparative of foul.

As nouns the difference between foiler and coiler

is that foiler is one who foils or frustrates while coiler is a person who, or device which coils.

As nouns the difference between folier and foiler

is that folier is goldsmith's foil; gold leaf while foiler is one who foils or frustrates.

As nouns the difference between boiler and foiler

is that boiler is an apparatus that generates heat (usually by burning fuel) and uses it to heat circulating water (or sometimes another liquid) in a closed system that is then used for space heating, swimming pool heating, or domestic hot water or industrial processes while foiler is one who foils or frustrates.

As a verb foller

is .

As a noun foiler is

one who foils or frustrates.

As nouns the difference between foiler and soiler

is that foiler is one who foils or frustrates while soiler is one who, or that which, soils.