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pilous

Pilous vs Pileous - What's the difference?

pilous | pileous |


As adjectives the difference between pilous and pileous

is that pilous is covered with fine hair; pilose while pileous is (uncomparable) of, pertaining to, or consisting of hair.

Pilous vs Pileus - What's the difference?

pilous | pileus |


As an adjective pilous

is covered with fine hair; pilose.

As a noun pileus is

the cap of a mushroom.

Pilous vs Pious - What's the difference?

pilous | pious |


As adjectives the difference between pilous and pious

is that pilous is covered with fine hair; pilose while pious is of or pertaining to piety, exhibiting piety, devout, godfearing.

Pilous vs Pilour - What's the difference?

pilous | pilour |


As an adjective pilous

is covered with fine hair; pilose.

As a noun pilour is

(obsolete) a piller; a plunderer.

Pilous vs Pilours - What's the difference?

pilous | pilours |


As an adjective pilous

is covered with fine hair; pilose.

As a noun pilours is

.

Pilous vs Pilaus - What's the difference?

pilous | pilaus |


As an adjective pilous

is covered with fine hair; pilose.

As a noun pilaus is

.

Pilus vs Pilous - What's the difference?

pilus | pilous |


As a noun pilus

is a hair.

As an adjective pilous is

covered with fine hair; pilose.

Pilous vs Pilots - What's the difference?

pilous | pilots |


As an adjective pilous

is covered with fine hair; pilose.

As a noun pilots is

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Taxonomy vs Pilous - What's the difference?

taxonomy | pilous |


As a noun taxonomy

is the science or the technique used to make a classification.

As an adjective pilous is

covered with fine hair; pilose.