perforce |
derelict |
As an adverb perforce
is (archaic) by force.
As a verb perforce
is (obsolete) to force; to compel.
As an adjective derelict is
abandoned, forsake; given up or forsaken by the natural owner or guardian; (of a ship) abandoned at sea, dilapidated, neglected; (of a spacecraft) abandoned in outer space.
As a noun derelict is
property abandoned by its former owner, especially a ship abandoned at sea.
perforce |
excrement |
As an adverb perforce
is (archaic) by force.
As a verb perforce
is (obsolete) to force; to compel.
As a noun excrement is
excrement (animal solid waste).
perforce |
git |
As verbs the difference between perforce and git
is that
perforce is to force; to compel while
git is to get.
As an adverb perforce
is by force.
As a noun git is
a contemptible person.
perforce |
apileofshit |
perforce |
perforced |
As verbs the difference between perforce and perforced
is that
perforce is to force; to compel while
perforced is past tense of perforce.
As an adverb perforce
is by force.
perforce |
performe |
As verbs the difference between perforce and performe
is that
perforce is to force; to compel while
performe is obsolete spelling of lang=en.
As an adverb perforce
is by force.
