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seatest

Terms vs Seatest - What's the difference?

terms | seatest |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb seatest is

(archaic) (seat).

Heatest vs Seatest - What's the difference?

heatest | seatest |


As verbs the difference between heatest and seatest

is that heatest is en-archaic second-person singular of heat while seatest is archaic second-person singular of seat.

Sentest vs Seatest - What's the difference?

sentest | seatest |


In archaic terms the difference between sentest and seatest

is that sentest is form of send|lang=en while seatest is archaic second-person singular of seat.

Settest vs Seatest - What's the difference?

settest | seatest |


As verbs the difference between settest and seatest

is that settest is archaic second-person singular of set lang=en while seatest is archaic second-person singular of seat.

Featest vs Seatest - What's the difference?

featest | seatest |


As an adjective featest

is superlative of feat.

As a verb seatest is

archaic second-person singular of seat.

Seatest vs Beatest - What's the difference?

seatest | beatest |


In archaic terms the difference between seatest and beatest

is that seatest is archaic second-person singular of seat while beatest is archaic second-person singular of beat.

Seatest vs Eatest - What's the difference?

seatest | eatest |


As verbs the difference between seatest and eatest

is that seatest is archaic second-person singular of seat while eatest is en-archaic second-person singular of eat.

Seatest vs Neatest - What's the difference?

seatest | neatest |


As a verb seatest

is archaic second-person singular of seat.

As an adjective neatest is

superlative of neat.

Seatest vs Sweatest - What's the difference?

seatest | sweatest |


In archaic terms the difference between seatest and sweatest

is that seatest is archaic second-person singular of seat while sweatest is archaic second-person singular of sweat.

Seatest vs Sealest - What's the difference?

seatest | sealest |


In archaic terms the difference between seatest and sealest

is that seatest is archaic second-person singular of seat while sealest is archaic second-person singular of seal.