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coined

Coined vs Chined - What's the difference?

coined | chined |


As a verb coined

is (coin).

As an adjective chined is

pertaining to, or having, a chine, or backbone; used in composition.

Coined vs Coines - What's the difference?

coined | coines |


As a verb coined

is (coin).

As a noun coines is

.

Coined vs Foined - What's the difference?

coined | foined |


As verbs the difference between coined and foined

is that coined is (coin) while foined is (foin).

Crined vs Coined - What's the difference?

crined | coined |


As an adjective crined

is having hair or a mane of a specified tincture, different from that of the body.

As a verb coined is

past tense of coin.

Coined vs Coifed - What's the difference?

coined | coifed |


As verbs the difference between coined and coifed

is that coined is (coin) while coifed is (coif).

Coiled vs Coined - What's the difference?

coiled | coined |


As verbs the difference between coiled and coined

is that coiled is past tense of coil while coined is past tense of coin.

As an adjective coiled

is in the form of coils; having coils.

Joined vs Coined - What's the difference?

joined | coined |


As verbs the difference between joined and coined

is that joined is (join) while coined is (coin).

Cooned vs Coined - What's the difference?

cooned | coined |


As verbs the difference between cooned and coined

is that cooned is (coon) while coined is (coin).

Roined vs Coined - What's the difference?

roined | coined |


As verbs the difference between roined and coined

is that roined is (roin) while coined is (coin).

Coiner vs Coined - What's the difference?

coiner | coined |


As a noun coiner

is a person who makes coins.

As a verb coined is

(coin).

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