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Terms vs Skees - What's the difference?

terms | skees |


As nouns the difference between terms and skees

is that terms is while skees is .

Skews vs Skees - What's the difference?

skews | skees |


As a verb skews

is third-person singular of skew.

As a noun skees is

plural of skee.

Skees vs Skies - What's the difference?

skees | skies |


As nouns the difference between skees and skies

is that skees is plural of skee while skies is plural of lang=en.

As a verb skies is

third-person singular of sky.

Skees vs Skeps - What's the difference?

skees | skeps |


As nouns the difference between skees and skeps

is that skees is plural of skee while skeps is plural of lang=en.

Skees vs Skeeds - What's the difference?

skees | skeeds |


As nouns the difference between skees and skeeds

is that skees is while skeeds is .

Skeds vs Skees - What's the difference?

skeds | skees |


As nouns the difference between skeds and skees

is that skeds is while skees is .

Skees vs Skeed - What's the difference?

skees | skeed |


As nouns the difference between skees and skeed

is that skees is while skeed is .

Skees vs Skets - What's the difference?

skees | skets |


As nouns the difference between skees and skets

is that skees is plural of skee while skets is plural of sket.

Skeet vs Skees - What's the difference?

skeet | skees |


As nouns the difference between skeet and skees

is that skeet is (uncountable) a form of trapshooting using clay targets to simulate birds in flight or skeet can be (manx) news or gossip while skees is .

As a verb skeet

is to shoot or spray (used of fluids) or skeet can be (manx) to look through the front windows of somebody else's house.

Skees vs Skeel - What's the difference?

skees | skeel |


As nouns the difference between skees and skeel

is that skees is plural of skee while skeel is a shallow wooden vessel for holding milk or cream.

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