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spimmer

Terms vs Spimmer - What's the difference?

terms | spimmer |


As nouns the difference between terms and spimmer

is that terms is while spimmer is one who sends spim (unsolicited instant messages).

Spammer vs Spimmer - What's the difference?

spammer | spimmer |


As nouns the difference between spammer and spimmer

is that spammer is (computing|internet) someone who sends spam while spimmer is one who sends spim (unsolicited instant messages).

Spimmer vs Shimmer - What's the difference?

spimmer | shimmer |


As nouns the difference between spimmer and shimmer

is that spimmer is one who sends spim (unsolicited instant messages) while shimmer is a faint or veiled and tremulous gleam or shining; a glimmer.

As a verb shimmer is

to shine with a veiled, tremulous, or intermittent light; to gleam faintly; to glisten; to glimmer.

Skimmer vs Spimmer - What's the difference?

skimmer | spimmer |


As nouns the difference between skimmer and spimmer

is that skimmer is a device that skims while spimmer is one who sends spim (unsolicited instant messages).

Spimmer vs Slimmer - What's the difference?

spimmer | slimmer |


As nouns the difference between spimmer and slimmer

is that spimmer is one who sends spim (unsolicited instant messages) while slimmer is a person who is trying to become slim by dieting.

As an adjective slimmer is

(slim).

Spimmer vs Swimmer - What's the difference?

spimmer | swimmer |


As nouns the difference between spimmer and swimmer

is that spimmer is one who sends spim (unsolicited instant messages) while swimmer is one who swims.

Simmer vs Spimmer - What's the difference?

simmer | spimmer |


As nouns the difference between simmer and spimmer

is that simmer is the state or process of simmering while spimmer is one who sends spim (unsolicited instant messages).

As a verb simmer

is to cook or undergo heating slowly at or below the boiling point.