terms |
cloys |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb cloys is
(
cloy).
cloys |
loys |
As a verb cloys
is (
cloy).
As a noun loys is
.
cloys |
coys |
As verbs the difference between cloys and coys
is that
cloys is (
cloy) while
coys is (
coy).
As a noun coys is
.
cloys |
clops |
As verbs the difference between cloys and clops
is that
cloys is third-person singular of cloy while
clops is third-person singular of clop.
As a noun clops is
plural of lang=en.
ploys |
cloys |
As a noun ploys
is plural of ploy.
As a verb cloys is
third-person singular of cloy.
cloys |
clays |
As verbs the difference between cloys and clays
is that
cloys is third-person singular of cloy while
clays is third-person singular of clay.
As a noun clays is
plural of lang=en.
cloys |
clots |
As verbs the difference between cloys and clots
is that
cloys is (
cloy) while
clots is (
clot).
As a noun clots is
.
clods |
cloys |
As a noun clods
is .
As a verb cloys is
(
cloy).
clogs |
cloys |
As verbs the difference between clogs and cloys
is that
clogs is (
clog) while
cloys is (
cloy).
As a noun clogs
is .
sate |
cloys |
As verbs the difference between sate and cloys
is that
sate is to satisfy the appetite or desire of; to fill up while
cloys is third-person singular of cloy.
As a noun sate
is satay.