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boated

Boated vs Boater - What's the difference?

boated | boater |


As a verb boated

is (boat).

As a noun boater is

(nautical) someone who travels by boat.

Boates vs Boated - What's the difference?

boates | boated |


As a noun boates

is .

As a verb boated is

(boat).

Boated vs Bloated - What's the difference?

boated | bloated |


As verbs the difference between boated and bloated

is that boated is (boat) while bloated is (bloat).

As an adjective bloated is

swollen with fluid or gas.

Boated vs Boasted - What's the difference?

boated | boasted |


As verbs the difference between boated and boasted

is that boated is (boat) while boasted is (boast).

Beated vs Boated - What's the difference?

beated | boated |


As verbs the difference between beated and boated

is that beated is (nonstandard) (beat) while boated is (boat).

Boated vs Botted - What's the difference?

boated | botted |


As verbs the difference between boated and botted

is that boated is past tense of boat while botted is past tense of bot.

Goated vs Boated - What's the difference?

goated | boated |


As verbs the difference between goated and boated

is that goated is (goat) while boated is (boat).

Boated vs Borated - What's the difference?

boated | borated |


As a verb boated

is (boat).

As an adjective borated is

having been treated with borate.

Boated vs Bosted - What's the difference?

boated | bosted |


As verbs the difference between boated and bosted

is that boated is (boat) while bosted is (bost).

Boated vs Boate - What's the difference?

boated | boate |


As a verb boated

is (boat).

As a noun boate is

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