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stabby |
As an adjective stabby is
having one or more sharp points.
stabby |
stubby |
As adjectives the difference between stabby and stubby
is that
stabby is having one or more sharp points while
stubby is abounding with stubs.
As a noun stubby is
a small, squat beer bottle.
stabby |
shabby |
As adjectives the difference between stabby and shabby
is that
stabby is having one or more sharp points while
shabby is torn or worn; poor; mean; ragged.
stabby |
tabby |
As an adjective stabby
is having one or more sharp points.
As a proper noun tabby is
.
stabby |
swabby |
As an adjective stabby
is having one or more sharp points.
As a noun swabby is
(informal) a sailor.
scabby |
stabby |
As adjectives the difference between scabby and stabby
is that
scabby is affected with scabs; full of scabs while
stabby is having one or more sharp points.
stabby |
slabby |
As adjectives the difference between stabby and slabby
is that
stabby is having one or more sharp points while
slabby is thick; viscous.
stably |
stabby |
As an adverb stably
is in a stable manner.
As an adjective stabby is
having one or more sharp points.
taxonomy |
stabby |
As a noun taxonomy
is the science or the technique used to make a classification.
As an adjective stabby is
having one or more sharp points.
irritated |
stabby |
As adjectives the difference between irritated and stabby
is that
irritated is experiencing a feeling of irritation while
stabby is having one or more sharp points.
As a verb irritated
is (
irritate).
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