shears

As nouns the difference between shears and snip

is that shears is while snip is the act of snipping; cutting a small amount off of something.

As verbs the difference between shears and snip

is that shears is (shear) while snip is to cut with short sharp actions, as with scissors.

As nouns the difference between shears and secateurs

is that shears is plural of lang=en while secateurs is small, handheld pruning shears.

As a verb shears

is third-person singular of shear.

In plurale tantum terms the difference between shears and loppers

is that shears is a tool consisting of two blades with bevel edges, connected by a pivot, used for cutting cloth, or for removing the fleece from sheep etc while loppers is a gardening tool used for lopping.

As nouns the difference between shears and loppers

is that shears is plural of lang=en while loppers is a gardening tool used for lopping.

As verbs the difference between shears and loppers

is that shears is third-person singular of shear while loppers is third-person singular of lopper.

As nouns the difference between shears and nibblers

is that shears is while nibblers is .

As a verb shears

is (shear).

As nouns the difference between shears and seamstress

is that shears is plural of lang=en while seamstress is a woman who sews clothes professionally.

As a verb shears

is third-person singular of shear.

As nouns the difference between clippers and shears

is that clippers is plural of clipper while shears is plural of lang=en.

As a verb shears is

third-person singular of shear.

As a noun shears is

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As a verb shears is

(shear).

As a proper noun spears

is .

As a noun shears is

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As a verb shears is

(shear).

As nouns the difference between sheals and shears

is that sheals is plural of lang=en while shears is plural of lang=en.

As a verb shears is

third-person singular of shear.