coward |
careful |
As a proper noun coward
is .
As an adjective careful is
(obsolete) full of care or grief; sorrowful, sad.
coward |
wit |
As a proper noun coward
is .
daunt |
coward |
As a verb daunt
is to discourage, intimidate.
As a proper noun coward is
.
harvard |
coward |
As proper nouns the difference between harvard and coward
is that
harvard is while
coward is .
dingo |
coward |
Synonyms |
Dingo is a synonym of coward.
As proper nouns the difference between dingo and coward
is that
dingo is goofy (cartoon character) while
coward is .
confident |
coward |
As an adjective confident
is very sure of something; positive.
As a noun confident
is .
As a proper noun coward is
.
nervous |
coward |
As adjectives the difference between nervous and coward
is that
nervous is of a piece of writing: forceful, powerful while
coward is cowardly.
As a noun coward is
a person who lacks courage.
As a proper noun Coward is
{{surname}.
quitter |
coward |
As nouns the difference between quitter and coward
is that
quitter is matter flowing from a wound or sore; pus while
coward is a person who lacks courage.
As a verb quitter
is to suppurate; ooze with pus.
As an adjective coward is
cowardly.
As a proper noun Coward is
{{surname}.
meak |
coward |
As a noun meak
is (obsolete) a hook with a long handle.
As a proper noun coward is
.
coward |
ac |
As a proper noun coward
is .
As an adjective ac is
cruel, severe, fierce.
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