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ailer

Terms vs Ailer - What's the difference?

terms | ailer |


As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective ailer is

(ail).

Wikidiffcom vs Ailer - What's the difference?

wikidiffcom | ailer |


As an adjective ailer is

(ail).

Ailer vs Miler - What's the difference?

ailer | miler |


As an adjective ailer

is comparative of ail.

As a noun miler is

an athlete or a horse who specializes in running races of one mile (often used in a compound with a number or fraction.

Failer vs Ailer - What's the difference?

failer | ailer |


As a noun failer

is one who fails.

As an adjective ailer is

comparative of ail.

Ailer vs Jailer - What's the difference?

ailer | jailer |


As an adjective ailer

is comparative of ail.

As a noun jailer is

one who enforces confinement in a jail or prison.

Piler vs Ailer - What's the difference?

piler | ailer |


As a noun piler

is one who piles something.

As an adjective ailer is

comparative of ail.

Ailer vs Tailer - What's the difference?

ailer | tailer |


As an adjective ailer

is comparative of ail.

As a noun tailer is

one who follows or tails surreptitiously, as an investigator.

Ailer vs Agiler - What's the difference?

ailer | agiler |


As adjectives the difference between ailer and agiler

is that ailer is comparative of ail while agiler is comparative of agile.

Ailer vs Airer - What's the difference?

ailer | airer |


As an adjective ailer

is (ail).

As a noun airer is

a framework upon which laundry is aired; a clotheshorse.

Ailer vs Aider - What's the difference?

ailer | aider |


As an adjective ailer

is comparative of ail.

As a noun aider is

one that assists.

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