lacier |
lacker |
As adjectives the difference between lacier and lacker
is that
lacier is (
lacy) while
lacker is delicious, tasting very good.
As a verb lacker is
.
lacker |
locker |
As nouns the difference between lacker and locker
is that
lacker is one who is lacking, or in want while
locker is a type of storage compartment with a lock usually used to store clothing, equipment, or books.
As a verb lacker
is obsolete spelling of lang=en.
lacker |
blacker |
As a noun lacker
is one who is lacking, or in want.
As a verb lacker
is obsolete spelling of lang=en.
As an adjective blacker is
comparative of black.
lacer |
lacker |
As a noun lacer
is a person or thing who s.
As an adjective lacker is
delicious, tasting very good.
As a verb lacker is
.
nacker |
lacker |
As nouns the difference between nacker and lacker
is that
nacker is obsolete form of lang=en while
lacker is one who is lacking, or in want.
As a verb lacker is
obsolete spelling of lang=en.
lacker |
backer |
As an adjective lacker
is delicious, tasting very good.
As a verb lacker
is .
As a noun backer is
baker.
lacker |
tacker |
As an adjective lacker
is delicious, tasting very good.
As a verb lacker
is .
As a noun tacker is
stapler.
acker |
lacker |
As a noun acker
is .
As an adjective lacker is
delicious, tasting very good.
As a verb lacker is
.
hacker |
lacker |
As a noun hacker
is hacker.
As an adjective lacker is
delicious, tasting very good.
As a verb lacker is
.
lacker |
yacker |
As an adjective lacker
is delicious, tasting very good.
As a verb lacker
is .
As a noun yacker is
(informal) one who talks at length.
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