different between scarier vs scarer
scarier
English
Adjective
scarier
- comparative form of scary: more scary
Anagrams
- carries
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scarer
English
Etymology
scare +? -er
Noun
scarer (plural scarers)
- One who, or that which, scares.
- Any of various devices for frightening birds away.
Synonyms
- (one who scares): frightener
Anagrams
- Cerras, Crears, carers, crares, racers, scarre
scarer From the web:
- what are bird scarers
- what is deer scarer
- are bird scarers illegal
- are bird scarers legal
- how effective are bird scarers
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