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broked

Broked vs Booked - What's the difference?

broked | booked |


As verbs the difference between broked and booked

is that broked is past tense of broke while booked is past tense of book.

Broked vs Proked - What's the difference?

broked | proked |


As verbs the difference between broked and proked

is that broked is (broke) while proked is (proke).

Broked vs Brokes - What's the difference?

broked | brokes |


As verbs the difference between broked and brokes

is that broked is (broke) while brokes is (broke).

Broked vs Brocked - What's the difference?

broked | brocked |


As verbs the difference between broked and brocked

is that broked is (broke) while brocked is (brock).

Broker vs Broked - What's the difference?

broker | broked |


As verbs the difference between broker and broked

is that broker is to act as a broker; to mediate in a sale or transaction while broked is past tense of broke.

As an adjective broker

is comparative of broke.

As a noun broker

is a mediator between a buyer and seller.

Broked vs Browed - What's the difference?

broked | browed |


As a verb broked

is (broke).

As an adjective browed is

having a brow.

Broked vs Braked - What's the difference?

broked | braked |


As verbs the difference between broked and braked

is that broked is past tense of broke while braked is past tense of brake.

Borked vs Broked - What's the difference?

borked | broked |


As verbs the difference between borked and broked

is that borked is (bork) while broked is (broke).

Broket vs Broked - What's the difference?

broket | broked |


As a noun broket

is (computing|informal) an angle bracket: either of the symbols < and > when used as an enclosing pair.

As a verb broked is

(broke).

Brooked vs Broked - What's the difference?

brooked | broked |


As verbs the difference between brooked and broked

is that brooked is (brook) while broked is (broke).

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