warrest

Terms vs Warrest - What's the difference?

terms | warrest |

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb warrest is

(archaic) (war).

Warrest - What does it mean?

warrest | |

Wardest vs Warrest - What's the difference?

wardest | warrest |

In archaic terms the difference between wardest and warrest

is that wardest is archaic second-person singular of ward while warrest is archaic second-person singular of war.

Marrest vs Warrest - What's the difference?

marrest | warrest |

In archaic terms the difference between marrest and warrest

is that marrest is archaic second-person singular of mar while warrest is archaic second-person singular of war.

Warmest vs Warrest - What's the difference?

warmest | warrest |

In archaic terms the difference between warmest and warrest

is that warmest is archaic second-person singular of warm while warrest is archaic second-person singular of war.

As an adjective warmest

is superlative of warm.

Warpest vs Warrest - What's the difference?

warpest | warrest |

In archaic terms the difference between warpest and warrest

is that warpest is archaic second-person singular of warp while warrest is archaic second-person singular of war.

Warrest vs Warres - What's the difference?

warrest | warres |

As a verb warrest

is archaic second-person singular of war.

As a noun warres is

plural of warre.

Warrest vs Wariest - What's the difference?

warrest | wariest |

As a verb warrest

is (archaic) (war).

As an adjective wariest is

(wary).

Arrest vs Warrest - What's the difference?

arrest | warrest |

As a noun arrest

is arrest, confinement, detention.

As a verb warrest is

(archaic) (war).

Warrest vs Warnest - What's the difference?

warrest | warnest |

As verbs the difference between warrest and warnest

is that warrest is archaic second-person singular of war while warnest is archaic second-person singular of warn.