different between turtles vs hurtles
turtles
English
Etymology
(gloves): Rhyming slang, from turtle doves.
Noun
turtles
- plural of turtle
- (Britain, rhyming slang) Gloves.
Verb
turtles
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of turtle
Anagrams
- Lutters, Slutter, Stutler, ruttles, turlets
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hurtles
English
Verb
hurtles
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hurtle
Anagrams
- Hustler, Thurles, hurlest, hustler, sluther
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