terms |
banters |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb banters is
(
banter).
banters |
jokes |
As verbs the difference between banters and jokes
is that
banters is (
banter) while
jokes is (
joke).
As a noun jokes is
.
As an adjective jokes is
(slang) really good.
banter |
banters |
As verbs the difference between banter and banters
is that
banter is to engage in banter or playful conversation while
banters is third-person singular of banter.
As a noun banter
is good-humoured, playful, typically spontaneous conversation.
basters |
banters |
As a noun basters
is plural of lang=en.
As a verb banters is
third-person singular of banter.
canters |
banters |
As verbs the difference between canters and banters
is that
canters is third-person singular of canter while
banters is third-person singular of banter.
As a noun canters
is plural of lang=en.
panters |
banters |
As a noun panters
is plural of lang=en.
As a verb banters is
third-person singular of banter.
bankers |
banters |
As a noun bankers
is .
As a verb banters is
(
banter).
banters |
bunters |
As a verb banters
is (
banter).
As a noun bunters is
.
banters |
santers |
As verbs the difference between banters and santers
is that
banters is third-person singular of banter while
santers is third-person singular of santer.
batters |
banters |
As verbs the difference between batters and banters
is that
batters is third-person singular of batter while
banters is third-person singular of banter.
As a noun batters
is plural of lang=en.
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