different between breaks vs creaks
breaks
English
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /b?e?ks/
- Homophone: brakes
Etymology 1
Break + -s, pluralisation suffix.
Noun
breaks
- plural of break
Etymology 2
Break + -s, third-person singular present tense conjugating suffix.
Verb
breaks
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of break
Anagrams
- Abreks, Brakes, baker's, bakers, basker, brakes
French
Noun
breaks m
- plural of break
Spanish
Noun
breaks
- plural of break
breaks From the web:
- what breaks a fast
- what breaks your fast
- what breaks your fast islam
- what breaks wudu
- what breaks down proteins
- what breaks but never falls
- what breaks down carbohydrates
- what breaks up mucus
creaks
English
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /k?i?ks/
- Homophone: creeks
Noun
creaks
- plural of creak
Verb
creaks
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of creak
Anagrams
- ackers, crakes, sacker, screak
creaks From the web:
- what creaks when it gets old
- what creaks a lot
- creaks meaning
- what causes creaks in house
- what does cracks mean
- what does creaks and blisters mean
- what does creaks
- what rhymes with creaks
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