terms |
roopy |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective roopy is
hoarse.
roopy |
roomy |
As adjectives the difference between roopy and roomy
is that
roopy is hoarse while
roomy is spacious, expansive, comfortable.
roop |
roopy |
Roopy is a derived term of roop.
Roopy is a related term of roop.
As a verb roop
is to cry; shout.
As a noun roop
is a cry; a call.
As an adjective roopy is
hoarse.
goopy |
roopy |
As adjectives the difference between goopy and roopy
is that
goopy is having the consistency of goop while
roopy is hoarse.
roopy |
loopy |
As adjectives the difference between roopy and loopy
is that
roopy is hoarse while
loopy is having loops.
roops |
roopy |
As a noun roops
is plural of lang=en.
As a verb roops
is third-person singular of roop.
As an adjective roopy is
hoarse.
poopy |
roopy |
As adjectives the difference between poopy and roopy
is that
poopy is (slang) depressed, weak, or worthless while
roopy is hoarse.
As a noun poopy
is (slang) excrement; also spelled
poopie .
roopy |
roupy |
Roupy is a alternative form of roopy.
As adjectives the difference between roopy and roupy
is that
roopy is hoarse while
roupy is hoarse (from shouting.
roody |
roopy |
As adjectives the difference between roody and roopy
is that
roody is rank in growth while
roopy is hoarse.
roopy |
rooty |
As adjectives the difference between roopy and rooty
is that
roopy is hoarse while
rooty is full of roots.
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