The difference between Clowder and Glaring

When used as nouns, clowder means a group of cats or other small felines, whereas glaring means the act of giving a glare.


Glaring is also adjective with the meaning: reflecting with glare.

check bellow for the other definitions of Clowder and Glaring

  1. Clowder as a noun:

    A group of cats or other small felines.

  1. Glaring as an adjective:

    Reflecting with glare.

  2. Glaring as an adjective:

    Blatant, obvious.

    Examples:

    "How could you miss this glaring error? It's right on page one!"

  1. Glaring as a verb:

  1. Glaring as a noun:

    The act of giving a glare.

  2. Glaring as a noun (rare):

    A group of cats.

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