terms |
lurks |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb lurks is
(
lurk).
prowl |
lurks |
As verbs the difference between prowl and lurks
is that
prowl is to rove over, through, or about in a stealthy manner; especially, to search in, as for prey or booty while
lurks is (
lurk).
As a noun prowl
is (colloquial) the act of prowling.
lorks |
lurks |
As an interjection lorks
is (uk|euphemistic|dated) oh dear, oh my god.
As a verb lurks is
(
lurk).
lurks |
larks |
As verbs the difference between lurks and larks
is that
lurks is third-person singular of lurk while
larks is third-person singular of lark.
lurks |
lucks |
As a verb lurks
is (
lurk).
As a proper noun lucks is
.
lurks |
murks |
As verbs the difference between lurks and murks
is that
lurks is third-person singular of lurk while
murks is third-person singular of murk.
lusks |
lurks |
As a noun lusks
is .
As a verb lurks is
(
lurk).
lures |
lurks |
As a noun lures
is plural of lure.
As a verb lurks is
third-person singular of lurk.