different between nurst vs nurs
nurst
English
Etymology
nurse +? -t
Verb
nurst
- (archaic) simple past tense and past participle of nurse
- a. 1928, Thomas Hardy, Then and Now
- They would not deign / To profit by a stain / On the honourable rules, / Knowing that practise perfidy no man durst / Who in the heroic schools / Was nurst.
- a. 1928, Thomas Hardy, Then and Now
Anagrams
- runts, turns
nurst From the web:
nurs
English
Noun
nurs
- plural of nur
Anagrams
- URNs, runs, urns
nurs From the web:
- what nurses make the most money
- what nurses do
- what nurse practitioner do
- what nurses work with babies
- what nursery rhyme is about the black death
- what nursing specialty should i do
- what nursing means to me
- what nursery rhymes really mean
Share
Tweet
+1
Share
Pin
Like
Send
Share
you may also like
- nurst vs nurs
- nurs vs nubs
- nuns vs nurs
- knurs vs nurs
- nurs vs nurd
- nucs vs nurs
- burs vs nurs
- nurds vs nurs
- nurd vs need
- curd vs nurd
- nard vs nurd
- turd vs nurd
- nurn vs gurn
- turn vs nurn
- burn vs nurn
- hence vs asaresult
- there vs asaresult
- consequence vs asaresult
- asaconsequinces vs asaresult
- asaconsequence vs asaresult