beaches |
bars |
As nouns the difference between beaches and bars
is that
beaches is while
bars is .
As a verb beaches
is (
beach).
beaches |
undefined |
As a noun beaches
is .
As a verb beaches
is (
beach).
As an adjective undefined is
lacking a definition or value.
shores |
beaches |
As nouns the difference between shores and beaches
is that
shores is while
beaches is .
As verbs the difference between shores and beaches
is that
shores is (
shore) while
beaches is (
beach).
beach |
beaches |
As a proper noun beach
is .
As a noun beaches is
.
As a verb beaches is
(
beach).
beaches |
bar |
As nouns the difference between beaches and bar
is that
beaches is while
bar is bar.
As a verb beaches
is (
beach).
lake |
beaches |
As nouns the difference between lake and beaches
is that
lake is , valley while
beaches is .
As a verb beaches is
(
beach).
bays |
beaches |
As nouns the difference between bays and beaches
is that
bays is plural of lang=en while
beaches is plural of lang=en.
As verbs the difference between bays and beaches
is that
bays is third-person singular of bay while
beaches is third-person singular of beach.
beaches |
coast |
As nouns the difference between beaches and coast
is that
beaches is while
coast is (obsolete) the side or edge of something.
As verbs the difference between beaches and coast
is that
beaches is (
beach) while
coast is to glide along without adding energy.
coasts |
beaches |
As verbs the difference between coasts and beaches
is that
coasts is third-person singular of coast while
beaches is third-person singular of beach.
As a noun beaches is
plural of lang=en.
lakes |
beaches |
As nouns the difference between lakes and beaches
is that
lakes is plural of lang=en while
beaches is plural of lang=en.
As verbs the difference between lakes and beaches
is that
lakes is third-person singular of lake while
beaches is third-person singular of beach.
As a proper noun Lakes
is the Lake District is also known as the
Lakes or Lakeland. It is a rural area in North West England.
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