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Ficlet vs Filet - What's the difference?

ficlet | filet |


As nouns the difference between ficlet and filet

is that ficlet is a short fic; a short piece of fan fiction or (less commonly) original fiction while filet is fillet.

Filet vs Filer - What's the difference?

filet | filer |


As nouns the difference between filet and filer

is that filet is alternative form of lang=en while filer is agent noun of file; one who files something.

Filet vs Gilet - What's the difference?

filet | gilet |


As nouns the difference between filet and gilet

is that filet is fillet while gilet is a sleeveless jacket similar to a waistcoat.

Filet vs Files - What's the difference?

filet | files |


As nouns the difference between filet and files

is that filet is alternative form of lang=en while files is plural of lang=en.

As a verb files is

third-person singular of file.

Filst vs Filet - What's the difference?

filst | filet |


As a verb filst

is (obsolete) to help; aid.

As a noun filet is

fillet.

Filet vs Finlet - What's the difference?

filet | finlet |


As nouns the difference between filet and finlet

is that filet is fillet while finlet is (ichthyology) small rayless non-retractable fins between the last dorsal or anal fin and the caudal fin of some fishes.

Filed vs Filet - What's the difference?

filed | filet |


As a verb filed

is past tense of file.

As a noun filet is

alternative form of lang=en.

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