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broider

Broider - What does it mean?

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is likely misspelled.


has no English definition.

As a verb broider

is to embroider.

Braider vs Broider - What's the difference?

braider | broider |


As a noun braider

is one who, or that which, braids.

As a verb broider is

(archaic) to embroider.

Broader vs Broider - What's the difference?

broader | broider |


As an adjective broader

is (broad).

As a verb broider is

(archaic) to embroider.

Broider vs Broidery - What's the difference?

broider | broidery |


In archaic terms the difference between broider and broidery

is that broider is to embroider while broidery is embroidery.

As a verb broider

is to embroider.

As a noun broidery is

embroidery.

Brooder vs Broider - What's the difference?

brooder | broider |


As a noun brooder

is a person who broods.

As a verb broider is

(archaic) to embroider.

Broided vs Broider - What's the difference?

broided | broider |


As verbs the difference between broided and broider

is that broided is (broid) while broider is (archaic) to embroider.

Broiler vs Broider - What's the difference?

broiler | broider |


In archaic terms the difference between broiler and broider

is that broiler is one who excites broils; one who engages in or promotes noisy quarrels while broider is to embroider.

As a noun broiler

is one who broils, or cooks by broiling.

As a verb broider is

to embroider.