nfl |
articles |
As a proper noun nfl
is (american football).
As a noun articles is
.
nfl |
saints |
As proper nouns the difference between nfl and saints
is that
nfl is (american football) while
saints is (soccer) a nickname of , a football club from southampton, england.
As a noun saints is
, title of a saint.
nfl |
redskin |
As a proper noun nfl
is (american football).
As a noun redskin is
an american indian, a native american.
nfl |
bronco |
As a proper noun nfl
is (american football).
As a noun bronco is
a horse of western north america that is wild or not fully broken.
nfl |
raider |
As a proper noun nfl
is (american football).
As a noun raider is
one who engages in a raid; a plunderer.
jersey |
nfl |
As proper nouns the difference between jersey and nfl
is that
jersey is the largest of the channel islands in the english channel between france and england while
nfl is (american football).
nfl |
steeler |
As a proper noun nfl
is (american football).
As a noun steeler is
one who points, edges, or covers with steel.
nfl |
packer |
As a proper noun nfl
is (american football).
As a noun packer is
a person who plays football for the professional football team.
nfl |
bengal |
In american football|lang=en terms the difference between nfl and bengal
is that
nfl is (american football) while
bengal is (american football) a player on the team.
As proper nouns the difference between nfl and bengal
is that
nfl is (american football) while
bengal is a region in the indian subcontinent which is today divided between bangladesh and india (particularly the state of west bengal).
As a noun bengal is
a short-haired domestic cat breed, which originated in the united states.
nfl |
mlb |
As proper nouns the difference between nfl and mlb
is that
nfl is (american football) while
mlb is (us|canada|baseball).
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