different between sonic vs knuckles
sonic
English
Etymology
Latin sonus
Pronunciation
- Rhymes: -?n?k
Adjective
sonic
- Of or relating to sound.
- Having a speed approaching that of the speed of sound in air.
Related terms
- hypersonic
- subsonic
- supersonic
- transonic
- ultrasonic
- sonic boom
Translations
See also
- sonic hedgehog
Anagrams
- ICONs, Nicos, cions, coins, icons, scion
Romanian
Etymology
From French sonique
Adjective
sonic m or n (feminine singular sonic?, masculine plural sonici, feminine and neuter plural sonice)
- sonic
Declension
sonic From the web:
- what sonic character are you
- what sonic animal are you
- what sonics have boba
- what sonicare toothbrush should i buy
- what sonicare do i have
- what sonic games are on the switch
- what sonic locations have boba
- what sonic the hedgehog
knuckles
English
Noun
knuckles
- plural of knuckle
Verb
knuckles
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of knuckle
knuckles From the web:
- what knuckles do you punch with
- what knuckles real name
- what knuckles to punch with
- what knuckles can you crack
- what knuckles do you punch with boxing
- what knuckles lined up when batting
- what's knuckles favorite food
- what's knuckles from sonic
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