crowded |
flooded |
As adjectives the difference between crowded and flooded
is that
crowded is containing too many of something; teeming while
flooded is filled with water from rain or rivers.
As verbs the difference between crowded and flooded
is that
crowded is past tense of crowd while
flooded is past tense of flood.
bursting |
flooded |
As adjectives the difference between bursting and flooded
is that
bursting is very eager (
to do something) while
flooded is filled with water from rain or rivers.
As verbs the difference between bursting and flooded
is that
bursting is present participle of lang=en while
flooded is past tense of flood.
As a noun bursting
is the act by which something bursts.
flooded |
flooding |
As verbs the difference between flooded and flooding
is that
flooded is (
flood) while
flooding is .
As an adjective flooded
is filled with water from rain or rivers.
As a noun flooding is
an act of flooding; a flood or gush.
flooded |
|
is likely misspelled.
has no English definition.
As an adjective flooded
is filled with water from rain or rivers.
As a verb flooded
is past tense of flood.
flooded |
flowed |
As verbs the difference between flooded and flowed
is that
flooded is past tense of flood while
flowed is past tense of flow.
As an adjective flooded
is filled with water from rain or rivers.
waterlogged |
flooded |
As adjectives the difference between waterlogged and flooded
is that
waterlogged is soaked with water while
flooded is filled with water from rain or rivers.
As a verb flooded is
(
flood).
waterrlogged |
flooded |
As an adjective flooded is
filled with water from rain or rivers.
As a verb flooded is
(
flood).
floored |
flooded |
As verbs the difference between floored and flooded
is that
floored is (
floor) while
flooded is (
flood).
As an adjective flooded is
filled with water from rain or rivers.
flooded |
flooder |
As an adjective flooded
is filled with water from rain or rivers.
As a verb flooded
is (
flood).
As a noun flooder is
(internet slang) a person who floods message boards, chat rooms etc with unwanted or repetitive comments.
blooded |
flooded |
As adjectives the difference between blooded and flooded
is that
blooded is experienced while
flooded is filled with water from rain or rivers.
As verbs the difference between blooded and flooded
is that
blooded is (
blood) while
flooded is (
flood).
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