terms |
atride |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb atride is
(obsolete) to ride away; escape (by riding).
wikidiffcom |
atride |
Wikidiffcom is likely misspelled.
Wikidiffcom has no English definition.
As a verb atride is
to ride away; escape (by riding).
atride |
atrede |
As verbs the difference between atride and atrede
is that
atride is to ride away; escape (by riding) while
atrede is to surpass or outdo in counsel.
atride |
arride |
As verbs the difference between atride and arride
is that
atride is (obsolete) to ride away; escape (by riding) while
arride is (archaic|transitive) to please; to gratify.
tride |
atride |
As an adjective tride
is strong and swift.
As a verb atride is
to ride away; escape (by riding).
atride |
astride |
As a verb atride
is (obsolete) to ride away; escape (by riding).
As an adverb astride is
with one’s legs on either side.
As a preposition astride is
with one’s legs on either side of.
atrine |
atride |
In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between atrine and atride
is that
atrine is (obsolete) to touch; rine while
atride is (obsolete) to ride away; escape (by riding).
As verbs the difference between atrine and atride
is that
atrine is (obsolete) to touch; rine while
atride is (obsolete) to ride away; escape (by riding).
atride |
auride |
As a verb atride
is (obsolete) to ride away; escape (by riding).
As a noun auride is
(inorganic chemistry) any anion of gold; any salt containing such an anion.
stride |
atride |
As verbs the difference between stride and atride
is that
stride is while
atride is (obsolete) to ride away; escape (by riding).