terms |
porks |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb porks is
(
pork).
hogs |
porks |
As verbs the difference between hogs and porks
is that
hogs is third-person singular of hog while
porks is third-person singular of pork.
As a noun hogs
is plural of lang=en.
porks |
dorks |
As a verb porks
is third-person singular of pork.
As a noun dorks is
plural of dork.
porks |
lorks |
As a verb porks
is (
pork).
As an interjection lorks is
(uk|euphemistic|dated) oh dear, oh my god.
norks |
porks |
As a noun norks
is plural of lang=en.
As a verb porks is
third-person singular of pork.
perks |
porks |
As verbs the difference between perks and porks
is that
perks is third-person singular of perk while
porks is third-person singular of pork.
As a noun perks
is plural of lang=en.
forks |
porks |
As verbs the difference between forks and porks
is that
forks is third-person singular of fork while
porks is third-person singular of pork.
As a noun forks
is plural of lang=en.
porks |
borks |
As verbs the difference between porks and borks
is that
porks is third-person singular of pork while
borks is third-person singular of bork.
porks |
yorks |
As verbs the difference between porks and yorks
is that
porks is third-person singular of pork while
yorks is third-person singular of york.
As an abbreviation Yorks is
yorkshire (
in postal addresses.
sporks |
porks |
As a noun sporks
is plural of lang=en.
As a verb porks is
third-person singular of pork.
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