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fusted

Fusted vs Dusted - What's the difference?

fusted | dusted |


As an adjective fusted

is mouldy; having a bad smell.

As a verb dusted is

past tense of dust.

Lusted vs Fusted - What's the difference?

lusted | fusted |


As a verb lusted

is (lust).

As an adjective fusted is

(obsolete) mouldy; having a bad smell.

Fusted vs Ousted - What's the difference?

fusted | ousted |


As an adjective fusted

is (obsolete) mouldy; having a bad smell.

As a verb ousted is

(oust).

Busted vs Fusted - What's the difference?

busted | fusted |


As adjectives the difference between busted and fusted

is that busted is (often used in combination with an adjective) having a certain type of bust or busted can be (slang) broke; having no money while fusted is (obsolete) mouldy; having a bad smell.

As a verb busted

is (bust).

Fusty vs Fusted - What's the difference?

fusty | fusted | Related terms |

Fusted is a related term of fusty.



As adjectives the difference between fusty and fusted

is that fusty is moldy or musty while fusted is mouldy; having a bad smell.

Mouldy vs Fusted - What's the difference?

mouldy | fusted |


As adjectives the difference between mouldy and fusted

is that mouldy is covered with mould while fusted is (obsolete) mouldy; having a bad smell.

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