ate |
abe |
As verbs the difference between ate and abe
is that
ate is simple past of eat while
abe is be.
As a proper noun Abe is
a diminutive of the male given name Abraham.
As a noun Abe is
a five-dollar bill.
ate |
hate |
As verbs the difference between ate and hate
is that
ate is simple past of eat while
hate is to dislike intensely or greatly.
As a noun hate is
an object of hatred.
ate |
yate |
As a verb ate
is simple past of eat.
As a noun yate is
obsolete form of lang=en.
ate |
ute |
As nouns the difference between ate and ute
is that
ate is grandfather while
ute is a member of this people.
As a proper noun ute is
a native american people of utah, colorado and new mexico.
ate |
bate |
As a noun ate
is grandfather.
As a verb bate is
.
ate |
late |
As a verb ate
is simple past of eat.
As an adjective late is
near the end of a period of time.
As a noun late is
a shift (scheduled work period) that takes place late in the day or at night.
As an adverb late is
after a deadline has passed, past a designated time.
ate |
sate |
As a noun ate
is grandfather.
As a verb sate is
.
ate |
pate |
As nouns the difference between ate and pate
is that
ate is grandfather while
pate is .
ate |
ave |
As a noun ate
is grandfather.
As a verb ave is
to have.
ate |
aye |
As nouns the difference between ate and aye
is that
ate is grandfather while
aye is broadness of fabric.
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