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gnod

Terms vs Gnod - What's the difference?

terms | gnod |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb gnod is

to rub together; bruise; pound; break to pieces.

Gnod vs Ghod - What's the difference?

gnod | ghod |


As a verb gnod

is to rub together; bruise; pound; break to pieces.

As a noun ghod is

(dated|fandom slang|jocular) god.

Gnod vs Gnof - What's the difference?

gnod | gnof |


As a verb gnod

is to rub together; bruise; pound; break to pieces.

As a noun gnof is

(obsolete) churl; curmudgeon.

Snod vs Gnod - What's the difference?

snod | gnod |


As a noun snod

is (uk|dialect|obsolete) a fillet; a headband; a snood.

As a verb gnod is

to rub together; bruise; pound; break to pieces.

Gnod vs Nod - What's the difference?

gnod | nod |


As a verb gnod

is to rub together; bruise; pound; break to pieces.

As a noun nod is

node.

God vs Gnod - What's the difference?

god | gnod |


As verbs the difference between god and gnod

is that god is while gnod is to rub together; bruise; pound; break to pieces.

Good vs Gnod - What's the difference?

good | gnod |


As a proper noun good

is .

As a verb gnod is

to rub together; bruise; pound; break to pieces.