different between sinlike vs skinlike
sinlike
English
Etymology
sin +? -like
Adjective
sinlike (comparative more sinlike, superlative most sinlike)
- Resembling or characteristic of a sin.
Anagrams
- kleisin, like sin
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skinlike
English
Etymology
skin +? -like
Adjective
skinlike (comparative more skinlike, superlative most skinlike)
- Resembling skin or some aspect of it.
Anagrams
- sinklike
skinlike From the web:
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