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torrid

Torrid vs Torrential - What's the difference?

torrid | torrential |


As adjectives the difference between torrid and torrential

is that torrid is very hot and dry while torrential is coming or characterized by torrents; flowing heavily or in large quantities.

Tropics vs Torrid - What's the difference?

tropics | torrid |


As a noun tropics

is plural of lang=en.

As an adjective torrid is

very hot and dry.

Torrid vs Acid - What's the difference?

torrid | acid |


As adjectives the difference between torrid and acid

is that torrid is very hot and dry while acid is acid; sour; tart (having a sharp taste such as that of vinegar or a lemon).

As a noun acid is

acid (a food with a sharp taste).

Searlingly vs Torrid - What's the difference?

searlingly | torrid |


As an adjective torrid is

very hot and dry.

Tropical vs Torrid - What's the difference?

tropical | torrid |


As adjectives the difference between tropical and torrid

is that tropical is of or north and 23 degrees south while torrid is very hot and dry.

As a noun tropical

is a tropical plant.

Torrid vs Turrid - What's the difference?

torrid | turrid |


As an adjective torrid

is very hot and dry.

As a noun turrid is

any member of the Turridae.

Torrid vs Tornid - What's the difference?

torrid | tornid |


As an adjective torrid

is very hot and dry.

As a noun tornid is

any member of the Tornidae.

Torrid vs Torril - What's the difference?

torrid | torril |


As an adjective torrid

is very hot and dry.

As a noun torril is

(uk|dialect) a worthless woman.

Torrid vs Torroid - What's the difference?

torrid | torroid |


As an adjective torrid

is very hot and dry.

As a noun torroid is

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Torrid vs Toroid - What's the difference?

torrid | toroid |


As an adjective torrid

is very hot and dry.

As a noun toroid is

(mathematics) a surface generated by a closed curve (especially a circle) rotating about, but not intersecting or containing, an axis in its own plane.

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