terms |
whiffler |
As nouns the difference between terms and whiffler
is that
terms is while
whiffler is (obsolete) one who whiffles, or frequently changes his or her opinion or course.
whiffler |
whiffier |
As a noun whiffler
is (obsolete) one who whiffles, or frequently changes his or her opinion or course.
As an adjective whiffier is
(
whiffy).
whiffled |
whiffler |
As a verb whiffled
is past tense of whiffle.
As a noun whiffler is
one who whiffles, or frequently changes his or her opinion or course.
whiffle |
whiffler |
In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between whiffle and whiffler
is that
whiffle is (obsolete) a fife or small flute while
whiffler is (obsolete) an officer who went before a procession to clear the way, by blowing a horn or otherwise; hence, any person who marched at the head of a procession; a harbinger.
As nouns the difference between whiffle and whiffler
is that
whiffle is a short blow or gust while
whiffler is (obsolete) one who whiffles, or frequently changes his or her opinion or course.
As a verb whiffle
is to blow a short gust.
whiffler |
whiffles |
As nouns the difference between whiffler and whiffles
is that
whiffler is (obsolete) one who whiffles, or frequently changes his or her opinion or course while
whiffles is .
As a verb whiffles is
(
whiffle).