terms |
fusted |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective fusted is
(obsolete) mouldy; having a bad smell.
fisted |
fusted |
As adjectives the difference between fisted and fusted
is that
fisted is (
in combination ) having some specific type of fist while
fusted is (obsolete) mouldy; having a bad smell.
As a verb fisted
is (
fist).
musted |
fusted |
As a verb musted
is (
must).
As an adjective fusted is
(obsolete) mouldy; having a bad smell.
fusted |
gusted |
As an adjective fusted
is mouldy; having a bad smell.
As a verb gusted is
past tense of gust.
fusted |
justed |
As an adjective fusted
is (obsolete) mouldy; having a bad smell.
As a verb justed is
(
just).
fusted |
fustet |
As an adjective fusted
is (obsolete) mouldy; having a bad smell.
As a noun fustet is
smoke tree,.
fusted |
fussed |
As adjectives the difference between fusted and fussed
is that
fusted is mouldy; having a bad smell while
fussed is bothered.
As a verb fussed is
past tense of fuss.
fasted |
fusted |
As a verb fasted
is past tense of fast.
As an adjective fusted is
mouldy; having a bad smell.
fused |
fusted |
As adjectives the difference between fused and fusted
is that
fused is joined together by fusing while
fusted is (obsolete) mouldy; having a bad smell.
As a verb fused
is (
fuse).
rusted |
fusted |
As adjectives the difference between rusted and fusted
is that
rusted is (often|rusted-out) corroded; steel that has oxidized; covered in rust while
fusted is (obsolete) mouldy; having a bad smell.
As a verb rusted
is (
rust).
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