different between bypasser vs bypasses
bypasser
English
Etymology
bypass +? -er
Noun
bypasser (plural bypassers)
- One who or that which bypasses.
- Alternative form of passer-by (“one who passes by”)
Anagrams
- passer-by, passerby
bypasser From the web:
- bypass means
- what does bypass mean
- what survey bypasser
- what is a bypasser in roblox
- bypass person
- what is to bypass
bypasses
English
Noun
bypasses
- plural of bypass
Verb
bypasses
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bypass
bypasses From the web:
- what bypasses the pulmonary circuit in the fetus
- what bypasses first pass effect
- what bypasses probate
- what bypasses the fetal lungs
- what bypasses the fetal liver
- what bypasses the lungs
- what bypasses the brain
- what does bypassed mean
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