blooms |
bloops |
As verbs the difference between blooms and bloops
is that
blooms is (
bloom) while
bloops is (
bloop).
As a noun blooms
is .
flowering |
blooms |
As verbs the difference between flowering and blooms
is that
flowering is while
blooms is (
bloom).
As nouns the difference between flowering and blooms
is that
flowering is the action of the verb to flower while
blooms is .
As an adjective flowering
is (
used only before the noun ) of a plant, that produces flowers.
brooms |
blooms |
As nouns the difference between brooms and blooms
is that
brooms is plural of lang=en while
blooms is plural of lang=en.
As verbs the difference between brooms and blooms
is that
brooms is third-person singular of broom while
blooms is third-person singular of bloom.
blooms |
flooms |
As nouns the difference between blooms and flooms
is that
blooms is plural of lang=en while
flooms is plural of lang=en.
As a verb blooms
is third-person singular of bloom.
bloomy |
blooms |
As an adjective bloomy
is having or resembling a bloom (as on fruit).
As a noun blooms is
.
As a verb blooms is
(
bloom).
clooms |
blooms |
As verbs the difference between clooms and blooms
is that
clooms is third-person singular of cloom while
blooms is third-person singular of bloom.
As a noun blooms is
plural of lang=en.
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