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| dif·fer [ díffər ] (past and past participle dif·fered, present participle dif·fer·ing, 3rd person present singular dif·fers) |
intransitive verb |
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| Definition: |
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1. be unlike: to be dissimilar or unlike
  new models that differ greatly from the early prototypes
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2. disagree: to have different opinions about something
We agreed to differ.
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| [14th century. Via French, "differ, defer" < Latin differre "differ" < ferre "carry"] |
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