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Crosier vs Crosser - What's the difference?

crosier | crosser |


As nouns the difference between crosier and crosser

is that crosier is a staff with a hooked end similar to a shepherd's crook, or with a cross at the end, carried by an abbot, bishop, or archbishop as a symbol of office while crosser is someone who crosses; agent noun of cross

As an adjective crosser is

comparative of cross.

Crossed vs Crosser - What's the difference?

crossed | crosser |


As a verb crossed

is (cross).

As an adjective crosser is

(cross).

As a noun crosser is

someone who crosses; agent noun of cross .

Crosser vs Crasser - What's the difference?

crosser | crasser |


As adjectives the difference between crosser and crasser

is that crosser is (cross) while crasser is (crass).

As a noun crosser

is someone who crosses; agent noun of cross .

Crosser vs Crosse - What's the difference?

crosser | crosse |


As an adjective crosser

is (cross).

As a noun crosser

is someone who crosses; agent noun of cross .

As a verb crosse is

.

Crosser vs Grosser - What's the difference?

crosser | grosser |


As adjectives the difference between crosser and grosser

is that crosser is comparative of cross while grosser is comparative of gross.

As a noun crosser

is someone who crosses; agent noun of cross

Crosser vs Crosses - What's the difference?

crosser | crosses |


As an adjective crosser

is (cross).

As a noun crosser

is someone who crosses; agent noun of cross .

As a verb crosses is

.