wills

As nouns the difference between wills and wants

is that wills is while wants is .

As a verb wills

is (will).

As verbs the difference between wills and willed

is that wills is (will) while willed is (will).

As a noun wills

is .

As an adjective willed is

having a document specifying inheritance.

is likely misspelled.

has no English definition.

As a proper noun Wills

is a patronymic surname "son of Will".

As a noun Wills

is plural of Will|lang=en.

As a verb wills

is third-person singular of will.

As nouns the difference between wills and wishes

is that wills is plural of Will|lang=en while wishes is plural of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between wills and wishes

is that wills is third-person singular of will while wishes is third-person singular of wish.

As a proper noun Wills

is a patronymic surname "son of Will".

As nouns the difference between wills and yills

is that wills is while yills is .

As a verb wills

is (will).

As nouns the difference between cills and wills

is that cills is plural of cill while Wills is plural of Will|lang=en.

As a proper noun Wills is

a patronymic surname "son of Will".

As a verb wills is

third-person singular of will.

As nouns the difference between twills and wills

is that twills is while wills is .

As a verb wills is

(will).

As nouns the difference between wille and wills

is that wille is obsolete spelling of lang=en while Wills is plural of Will|lang=en.

As verbs the difference between wille and wills

is that wille is obsolete spelling of lang=en while wills is third-person singular of will.

As a proper noun Wills is

a patronymic surname "son of Will".

As nouns the difference between wells and wills

is that wells is plural of lang=en while Wills is plural of Will|lang=en.

As verbs the difference between wells and wills

is that wells is third-person singular of well while wills is third-person singular of will.

As proper nouns the difference between wells and wills

is that wells is a town in British Columbia while Wills is a patronymic surname "son of Will".

As nouns the difference between bills and wills

is that bills is while wills is .

As verbs the difference between bills and wills

is that bills is (bill) while wills is (will).