common |
raro |
As nouns the difference between common and raro
is that
common is mutual good, shared by more than one while
raro is (new zealand|uncountable) a drink made from flavoured powdered sugar and water, cordial.
As an adjective common
is mutual; shared by more than one.
As a verb common
is (obsolete) to communicate (something).
raro |
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raro |
koolaid |
Koolaid is likely misspelled.
Koolaid has no English definition.
As a noun raro
is a drink made from flavoured powdered sugar and water, cordial.
raro |
aro |
As nouns the difference between raro and aro
is that
raro is a drink made from flavoured powdered sugar and water, cordial while
aro is an androsexual male or SGA male.
raro |
faro |
As nouns the difference between raro and faro
is that
raro is a drink made from flavoured powdered sugar and water, cordial while
faro is a banking game at cards, in which all the other players play against the dealer or banker, who draws from a dealing box.
As a proper noun Faro is
a city in Portugal.
rare |
raro |
As an adjective rare
is (cooking|particularly meats) cooked very lightly, so the meat is still red (in the case of steak or beef in the general sense) or
rare can be very uncommon; scarce or
rare can be (obsolete) early.
As a verb rare
is (us|intransitive) to rear, rise up, start backwards.
As a noun raro is
(new zealand|uncountable) a drink made from flavoured powdered sugar and water, cordial.
taro |
raro |
As nouns the difference between taro and raro
is that
taro is (
l) (
set of playing cards used for divination) while
raro is (new zealand|uncountable) a drink made from flavoured powdered sugar and water, cordial.
rarf |
raro |
As nouns the difference between rarf and raro
is that
rarf is (hartlepool) an idiot while
raro is (new zealand|uncountable) a drink made from flavoured powdered sugar and water, cordial.
rato |
raro |
As a noun raro is
(new zealand|uncountable) a drink made from flavoured powdered sugar and water, cordial.