terms |
braines |
As nouns the difference between terms and braines
is that
terms is while
braines is .
brained |
braines |
As an adjective brained
is having a particular kind or brain, as described by the word with which this term is combined, usually figuratively.
As a verb brained
is past tense of brain.
As a noun braines is
plural of braine.
braines |
brainer |
As nouns the difference between braines and brainer
is that
braines is while
brainer is (
only used in combinations) someone with a certain type of brain.
braises |
braines |
As a verb braises
is .
As a noun braines is
.
braies |
braines |
As nouns the difference between braies and braines
is that
braies is braccae, breeches; an undergarment worn in medieval europe while
braines is .
braines |
braizes |
As nouns the difference between braines and braizes
is that
braines is plural of braine while
braizes is plural of braize.
braines |
branes |
As nouns the difference between braines and branes
is that
braines is plural of braine while
branes is plural of lang=en.
brainers |
braines |
As nouns the difference between brainers and braines
is that
brainers is while
braines is .
braines |
brains |
As nouns the difference between braines and brains
is that
braines is while
brains is .
braines |
brines |
As a noun braines
is plural of braine.
As a verb brines is
third-person singular of brine.