titter |
tinter |
As verbs the difference between titter and tinter
is that
titter is to laugh or giggle in a somewhat subdued manner while
tinter is to tinkle.
As a noun titter
is a nervous or repressed giggle.
cinter |
tinter |
As a noun cinter
is (architecture).
As a verb tinter is
to tinkle.
tinter |
minter |
As a verb tinter
is to tinkle.
As a noun minter is
one who mints.
tinter |
titer |
As nouns the difference between tinter and titer
is that
tinter is one who tints while
titer is the concentration of a substance as determined by titration.
As a verb titer is
to measure a concentration, especially by means of titration.
tinter |
sinter |
As a verb tinter
is to tinkle.
As a noun sinter is
dogcatcher.
tinter |
hinter |
As a verb tinter
is to tinkle.
As a noun hinter is
agent noun of hint; someone who hints.
tinter |
tinger |
As a verb tinter
is to tinkle.
As a noun tinger is
one who, or that which, tinges.
tinter |
tilter |
As nouns the difference between tinter and tilter
is that
tinter is one who tints while
tilter is one who tilts, or jousts.
tinter |
tinner |
As nouns the difference between tinter and tinner
is that
tinter is one who tints while
tinner is tinsmith.
tinder |
tinter |
As nouns the difference between tinder and tinter
is that
tinder is small dry sticks and finely-divided fibrous matter etc., used to help light a fire while
tinter is one who tints.
As a verb tinder
is to set fire to; torch.
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