prover |
idioms |
As nouns the difference between prover and idioms
is that
prover is one who or that which proves while
idioms is .
solver |
prover |
As nouns the difference between solver and prover
is that
solver is one who solves while
prover is one who or that which proves.
rover |
prover |
As nouns the difference between rover and prover
is that
rover is robber while
prover is one who or that which proves.
proser |
prover |
As nouns the difference between proser and prover
is that
proser is (obsolete) one who writes prose while
prover is one who or that which proves.
prover |
profer |
As a noun prover
is one who or that which proves.
As a verb profer is
to utter; to pronounce.
prower |
prover |
As an adjective prower
is (obsolete) comparative form of.
As a noun prover is
one who or that which proves.
trover |
prover |
As nouns the difference between trover and prover
is that
trover is taking possession of personal property which has been found while
prover is one who or that which proves.
prover |
prober |
As nouns the difference between prover and prober
is that
prover is one who or that which proves while
prober is agent noun of probe; one who probes.
prover |
drover |
As nouns the difference between prover and drover
is that
prover is one who or that which proves while
drover is a person who drives animals, especially cattle or sheep, over long distances.
prover |
frover |
As a noun prover
is one who or that which proves.
As a verb frover is
to comfort; solace.
Pages
