terms |
teasest |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb teasest is
(archaic) (
tease).
tersest |
teasest |
As an adjective tersest
is superlative of terse.
As a verb teasest is
archaic second-person singular of tease.
teasest |
easest |
In archaic terms the difference between teasest and easest
is that
teasest is archaic second-person singular of tease while
easest is archaic second-person singular of ease.
teases |
teasest |
As a noun teases
is .
As a verb teasest is
(archaic) (
tease).
teasest |
tensest |
As a verb teasest
is archaic second-person singular of tease.
As an adjective tensest is
superlative of tense.
teasest |
ceasest |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between teasest and ceasest
is that
teasest is (archaic) (
tease) while
ceasest is (archaic) (
cease).
As verbs the difference between teasest and ceasest
is that
teasest is (archaic) (
tease) while
ceasest is (archaic) (
cease).
tearest |
teasest |
In archaic terms the difference between tearest and teasest
is that
tearest is archaic second-person singular of tear while
teasest is archaic second-person singular of tease.