sourer

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective sourer is

(sour).

As a noun soarer

is one who soars.

As an adjective sourer is

(sour).

As a noun tourer

is (dated) an open-top or soft-top motor car suitable for touring.

As an adjective sourer is

(sour).

As a noun souper

is (ireland|historical) someone who, during the irish famine, supplied food such as soup to catholics who converted to protestantism.

As an adjective sourer is

(sour).

As a verb surer

is .

As an adjective sourer is

(sour).

As a noun souter

is (scotland|northern england) a shoemaker or cobbler.

As an adjective sourer is

(sour).

As an adjective sourer

is (sour).

As a noun pourer is

one who, or that which, pours.

As adjectives the difference between sourer and sorer

is that sourer is comparative of sour while sorer is comparative of sore.

As adjectives the difference between soured and sourer

is that soured is that has become, or has been made sour while sourer is comparative of sour.

As a verb soured

is past tense of sour.

As adjectives the difference between sourer and dourer

is that sourer is (sour) while dourer is more dour; stern, harsh, gloomy.