similes |
irony |
As adjectives the difference between similes and irony
is that
similes is while
irony is of or pertaining to the metal iron.
As nouns the difference between similes and irony
is that
similes is while
irony is a statement that, when taken in context, may actually mean something different from, or the opposite of, what is written literally; the use of words expressing something other than their literal intention, often in a humorous context.
similes |
|
is likely misspelled.
has no English definition.
As a noun similes
is plural of lang=en.
metaphors |
similes |
As nouns the difference between metaphors and similes
is that
metaphors is while
similes is .
As an adjective similes is
.
facts |
similes |
As nouns the difference between facts and similes
is that
facts is plural of lang=en while
similes is plural of lang=en.
smiles |
similes |
As nouns the difference between smiles and similes
is that
smiles is while
similes is .
As a verb smiles
is (
smile).
As an adjective similes is
.
simfiles |
similes |
As nouns the difference between simfiles and similes
is that
simfiles is while
similes is .
As an adjective similes is
.
simples |
similes |
As nouns the difference between simples and similes
is that
simples is while
similes is .
As a verb simples
is (
simple).
As an interjection simples
is (uk|slang) that is easy to understand.
As an adjective similes is
.
similies |
similes |
As nouns the difference between similies and similes
is that
similies is while
similes is .
As an adjective similes is
.
similes |
chandlerism |
As nouns the difference between similes and chandlerism
is that
similes is while
chandlerism is a passage of writing or dialogue that uses vivid and lyrical metaphors or similes, characteristic of the work of writer.
As an adjective similes
is .
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