cooped

As verbs the difference between pooped and cooped

is that pooped is past tense of poop while cooped is past tense of coop.

As an adjective pooped

is tired; exhausted.

As verbs the difference between cooped and rooped

is that cooped is past tense of coop while rooped is past tense of roop.

As verbs the difference between cooped and coopted

is that cooped is past tense of coop while coopted is past tense of coopt.

As a verb cooped

is past tense of coop.

As an adjective codoped is

doped along with another substance.

As verbs the difference between comped and cooped

is that comped is (comp) while cooped is (coop).

As verbs the difference between cooked and cooped

is that cooked is (cook) while cooped is (coop).

As an adjective cooked

is of food, that has been prepared by cooking.

As verbs the difference between coped and cooped

is that coped is (cope) while cooped is (coop).

As an adjective coped

is clad in a cope.

As verbs the difference between copped and cooped

is that copped is past tense of cop while cooped is past tense of coop.

As an adjective copped

is rising to a point or head; conical; pointed; crested.

As verbs the difference between scooped and cooped

is that scooped is (scoop) while cooped is (coop).

As verbs the difference between cooped and cooper

is that cooped is (coop) while cooper is to make and repair barrels etc.

As a noun cooper is

a craftsman who makes and repairs barrels and similar wooden vessels such as casks, buckets and tubs.