parter

As nouns the difference between parter and parer

is that parter is (informal|only|in combination) a work in a specified number of parts or parter can be that which parts while parer is a tool used to pare things.

As a verb parted

is past tense of part.

As a noun parter is

a work in a specified number of parts.

As a noun parter

is (informal|only|in combination) a work in a specified number of parts or parter can be that which parts.

As an adjective tarter is

(tart).

As nouns the difference between partyer and parter

is that partyer is someone who parties, or who is attending a party while parter is (informal|only|in combination) a work in a specified number of parts or parter can be that which parts.

As nouns the difference between parter and garter

is that parter is (informal|only|in combination) a work in a specified number of parts or parter can be that which parts while garter is a band worn around the leg to hold up a sock or stocking.

As a verb garter is

to fasten with a garter.

As nouns the difference between parter and arter

is that parter is (informal|only|in combination) a work in a specified number of parts or parter can be that which parts while arter is .

As nouns the difference between parter and farter

is that parter is a work in a specified number of parts while farter is someone or something that farts.

As an adjective perter

is (pert).

As a noun parter is

(informal|only|in combination) a work in a specified number of parts or parter can be that which parts.

As nouns the difference between parker and parter

is that parker is a park-keeper while parter is (informal|only|in combination) a work in a specified number of parts or parter can be that which parts.

As nouns the difference between parter and carter

is that parter is (informal|only|in combination) a work in a specified number of parts or parter can be that which parts while carter is (dated) a person who transports a load on a cart that is drawn by a beast of burden.