Mutches vs. Matches — What's the Difference?

Plural of mutch

One that is exactly like another or a counterpart to another

One that is like another in one or more specified qualities

One that is able to compete equally with another

One that closely resembles or harmonizes with another

A pair, each one of which resembles or harmonizes with the other

A game or contest in which two or more persons, animals, or teams oppose and compete with each other

A tennis contest won by the player or side that wins a specified number of sets, usually two out of three or three out of five.

A marriage or an arrangement of marriage

A person viewed as a prospective marriage partner.

A narrow piece of material, usually wood or cardboard, coated on one end with a compound that ignites when scratched against a rough or chemically treated surface.

An easily ignited cord or wick, formerly used to detonate powder charges or to fire cannons and muzzle-loading firearms.

To be like (another) or be a counterpart to

To resemble or harmonize with

To adapt or suit so that a balanced or harmonious result is achieved; cause to correspond

To find or produce a counterpart to

To pair (someone) with another in a romantic relationship or marriage

To place in opposition or competition; pit

To provide with an adversary or competitor

To do as well as or better than in competition; equal

To set in comparison; compare

To provide funds so as to equal or complement

To flip or toss (coins) and compare the sides that land face up.

To couple (electric circuits) by means of a transformer.

To be exactly like another; correspond exactly

To harmonize with another

Plural of match