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pastier

Terms vs Pastier - What's the difference?

terms | pastier |


As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective pastier is

(pasty).

Pastie vs Pastier - What's the difference?

pastie | pastier |


As a noun pastie

is an item worn by strippers to conceal the nipples or pastie can be a type of seasoned meat pie, usually of a semicircular or distinctive shape.

As an adjective pastier is

(pasty).

Hastier vs Pastier - What's the difference?

hastier | pastier |


As adjectives the difference between hastier and pastier

is that hastier is (hasty) while pastier is (pasty).

Pastier vs Partier - What's the difference?

pastier | partier |


As an adjective pastier

is (pasty).

As a noun partier is

one who parties.

Tastier vs Pastier - What's the difference?

tastier | pastier |


As adjectives the difference between tastier and pastier

is that tastier is comparative of tasty while pastier is comparative of pasty.

Nastier vs Pastier - What's the difference?

nastier | pastier |


As adjectives the difference between nastier and pastier

is that nastier is (nasty) while pastier is (pasty).

Paster vs Pastier - What's the difference?

paster | pastier |


As adjectives the difference between paster and pastier

is that paster is clean, pure while pastier is (pasty).

Pastier vs Pasties - What's the difference?

pastier | pasties |


As an adjective pastier

is comparative of pasty.

As a noun pasties is

plural of lang=en.

Pastier vs Pastiera - What's the difference?

pastier | pastiera |


As an adjective pastier

is comparative of pasty.

As a noun pastiera is

a Neapolitan cake traditionally eaten at Easter.