koala |
abear |
As nouns the difference between koala and abear
is that
koala is koala while
abear is (obsolete) bearing, behavior.
As a verb abear is
.
yourmom |
abear |
Yourmom is likely misspelled.
Yourmom has no English definition.
As a verb abear is
to put up with; to endure.
As a noun abear is
bearing, behavior.
abear |
abkar |
As nouns the difference between abear and abkar
is that
abear is (obsolete) bearing, behavior while
abkar is (india) a wine seller; one who is subject to the akari tax.
As a verb abear
is .
abear |
arear |
As verbs the difference between abear and arear
is that
abear is while
arear is to raise; to set up; to stir up.
As a noun abear
is (obsolete) bearing, behavior.
As an adverb arear is
backward; in or to the rear; behindhand.
abear |
abeat |
As a verb abear
is .
As a noun abear
is (obsolete) bearing, behavior.
As an adverb abeat is
(chiefly|poetic) beating .
As an adjective abeat is
(chiefly|poetic) beating
[.
] abear |
anear |
In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between abear and anear
is that
abear is (obsolete) bearing, behavior while
anear is (obsolete) to approach.
As verbs the difference between abear and anear
is that
abear is while
anear is (obsolete) to approach.
As a noun abear
is (obsolete) bearing, behavior.
As a preposition anear is
near.
abear |
afear |
As verbs the difference between abear and afear
is that
abear is while
afear is to imbue with fear; to affright; to terrify.
As a noun abear
is (obsolete) bearing, behavior.
abear |
aber |
As a verb abear
is .
As a noun abear
is (obsolete) bearing, behavior.
As a proper noun aber is
(slang) aberystwyth.
abear |
aberr |
As verbs the difference between abear and aberr
is that
abear is to put up with; to endure while
aberr is to go astray; to err.
As a noun abear
is bearing, behavior.
abeam |
abear |
As an adverb abeam
is on the beam; at a right angle to the centerline or keel of a vessel or aircraft; being at a bearing approximately 090 Degrees or 270 Degrees relative .
As an adjective abeam
is alongside or abreast; opposite the center of the side of the ship or aircraft.
As a preposition abeam
is alongside.
As a verb abear is
to put up with; to endure.
As a noun abear is
bearing, behavior.
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