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riffled

Terms vs Riffled - What's the difference?

terms | riffled |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb riffled is

(riffle).

Piffled vs Riffled - What's the difference?

piffled | riffled |


As verbs the difference between piffled and riffled

is that piffled is past tense of piffle while riffled is past tense of riffle.

Riffled vs Riffle - What's the difference?

riffled | riffle |


As verbs the difference between riffled and riffle

is that riffled is (riffle) while riffle is to flow over a fast moving shallow part of a stream.

As a noun riffle is

a fast-flowing, shallow part of a stream causing broken water.

Riffles vs Riffled - What's the difference?

riffles | riffled |


As verbs the difference between riffles and riffled

is that riffles is (riffle) while riffled is (riffle).

As a noun riffles

is .

Riffed vs Riffled - What's the difference?

riffed | riffled |


As verbs the difference between riffed and riffled

is that riffed is (riff) while riffled is (riffle).

Riffled vs Ruffled - What's the difference?

riffled | ruffled |


As verbs the difference between riffled and ruffled

is that riffled is (riffle) while ruffled is (ruffle).

As an adjective ruffled is

having ruffles.

Riffled vs Raffled - What's the difference?

riffled | raffled |


As verbs the difference between riffled and raffled

is that riffled is (riffle) while raffled is (raffle).

Riffled vs Riffler - What's the difference?

riffled | riffler |


As a verb riffled

is past tense of riffle.

As a noun riffler is

a mechanical device consisting of a metal box with a series of vertical slats through which material is poured and randomly divided into two samples; this process is repeated to obtain a small representative sample of a bulk material.

Rifled vs Riffled - What's the difference?

rifled | riffled |


As verbs the difference between rifled and riffled

is that rifled is past tense of rifle while riffled is past tense of riffle.

As an adjective rifled

is having a spiral on the interior of a gun bore to make a fired bullet spin in flight to improve range and accuracy.