dos

As nouns the difference between briefing and dos

is that briefing is a short and concise summary of a situation while dos is can, tin.

As a verb briefing

is .

As a determiner this

is .

As a noun dos is

can, tin.

As nouns the difference between horse and dos

is that horse is a poker variant consisting of five different poker variants, with the rules changing from one variant to the next after every hand or horse can be (variant of basketball) while dos is can, tin.

As nouns the difference between dos and registrar

is that dos is can, tin while registrar is an official keeper, or recorder of records.

As nouns the difference between dos and dos

is that dos is can, tin while dos is can, tin.

In computing terms the difference between mos and dos

is that mos is mobile Operating System while dos is acronym of Disk Operating System|lang=en; a family of 16-bit text-based operating systems for early IBM personal computers.

In military terms the difference between mos and dos

is that mos is military Occupational Specialty while dos is date of separation.

As initialisms the difference between mos and dos

is that mos is metal Oxide Semiconductor while DOS is date(s) of service.

As a proper noun DOS is

acronym of Disk Operating System|lang=en; a family of 16-bit text-based operating systems for early IBM personal computers.

As a noun dos is

plural of lang=en.

In computing terms the difference between rtos and dos

is that rtos is real-time operating system while dos is acronym of Disk Operating System|lang=en; a family of 16-bit text-based operating systems for early IBM personal computers.

As a proper noun DOS is

acronym of Disk Operating System|lang=en; a family of 16-bit text-based operating systems for early IBM personal computers.

As an initialism DOS is

date(s) of service.

As a proper noun ros

is .

As a noun dos is

can, tin.