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readies

Readies vs Ready - What's the difference?

readies | ready |


As nouns the difference between readies and ready

is that readies is cash, especially bank notes (from ready money) while ready is ready money; cash.

As verbs the difference between readies and ready

is that readies is third-person singular of ready while ready is to make prepared for action.

As an adjective ready is

prepared for immediate action or use.

Prepares vs Readies - What's the difference?

prepares | readies |


As verbs the difference between prepares and readies

is that prepares is third-person singular of prepare while readies is third-person singular of ready.

As a noun readies is

cash, especially bank notes (from ready money).

Headies vs Readies - What's the difference?

headies | readies |


As nouns the difference between headies and readies

is that headies is (slang) high-grade marijuana while readies is (british) cash, especially bank notes (from ready money).

As a verb readies is

(ready).

Roadies vs Readies - What's the difference?

roadies | readies |


As nouns the difference between roadies and readies

is that roadies is plural of roadie while readies is cash, especially bank notes (from ready money).

As a verb readies is

third-person singular of ready.

Readiers vs Readies - What's the difference?

readiers | readies |


As nouns the difference between readiers and readies

is that readiers is plural of readier while readies is cash, especially bank notes (from ready money).

As a verb readies is

third-person singular of ready.

Readmes vs Readies - What's the difference?

readmes | readies |


As nouns the difference between readmes and readies

is that readmes is while readies is (british) cash, especially bank notes (from ready money).

As a verb readies is

(ready).

Readiest vs Readies - What's the difference?

readiest | readies |


As an adjective readiest

is (ready).

As a noun readies is

(british) cash, especially bank notes (from ready money).

As a verb readies is

(ready).

Readies vs Readier - What's the difference?

readies | readier |


As nouns the difference between readies and readier

is that readies is cash, especially bank notes (from ready money) while readier is one who or that which makes something ready.

As a verb readies

is third-person singular of ready.

As an adjective readier is

comparative of ready.

Readied vs Readies - What's the difference?

readied | readies |


As verbs the difference between readied and readies

is that readied is past tense of ready. Put into in a state available for use while readies is third-person singular of ready.

As a noun readies is

cash, especially bank notes (from ready money).

Redies vs Readies - What's the difference?

redies | readies |


As verbs the difference between redies and readies

is that redies is (redie) while readies is (ready).

As a noun readies is

(british) cash, especially bank notes (from ready money).

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