terms |
brooms |
As nouns the difference between terms and brooms
is that
terms is while
brooms is .
As a verb brooms is
(
broom).
broods |
brooms |
As nouns the difference between broods and brooms
is that
broods is while
brooms is .
As verbs the difference between broods and brooms
is that
broods is (
brood) while
brooms is (
broom).
grooms |
brooms |
As nouns the difference between grooms and brooms
is that
grooms is plural of lang=en while
brooms is plural of lang=en.
As verbs the difference between grooms and brooms
is that
grooms is third-person singular of groom while
brooms is third-person singular of broom.
brooms |
broons |
As nouns the difference between brooms and broons
is that
brooms is plural of lang=en while
broons is plural of lang=en.
As a verb brooms
is third-person singular of broom.
brooms |
booms |
As nouns the difference between brooms and booms
is that
brooms is plural of lang=en while
booms is plural of lang=en.
As verbs the difference between brooms and booms
is that
brooms is third-person singular of broom while
booms is third-person singular of boom.
vrooms |
brooms |
As verbs the difference between vrooms and brooms
is that
vrooms is (
vroom) while
brooms is (
broom).
As a noun brooms is
.
brooms |
rooms |
As a noun brooms
is .
As a verb brooms
is (
broom).
As an adjective rooms is
roman.
brooms |
blooms |
As nouns the difference between brooms and blooms
is that
brooms is plural of lang=en while
blooms is plural of lang=en.
As verbs the difference between brooms and blooms
is that
brooms is third-person singular of broom while
blooms is third-person singular of bloom.
broomy |
brooms |
As an adjective broomy
is covered in the shrub broom.
As a noun brooms is
.
As a verb brooms is
(
broom).
brooks |
brooms |
As a proper noun brooks
is , variant of brook.
As a noun brooms is
.
As a verb brooms is
(
broom).