terms |
glomed |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb glomed is
(
glome).
glowed |
glomed |
As verbs the difference between glowed and glomed
is that
glowed is past tense of glow while
glomed is past tense of glome.
glozed |
glomed |
As verbs the difference between glozed and glomed
is that
glozed is (
gloze) while
glomed is (
glome).
glomed |
glomped |
As verbs the difference between glomed and glomped
is that
glomed is past tense of glome while
glomped is past tense of glomp.
gloved |
glomed |
As verbs the difference between gloved and glomed
is that
gloved is (
glove) while
glomed is (
glome).
As an adjective gloved
is wearing gloves.
glome |
glomed |
As verbs the difference between glome and glomed
is that
glome is (obsolete) to look gloomy, morose, or sullen while
glomed is (
glome).
As a noun glome
is (anatomy) one of the two prominences at the posterior extremity of the frog of a horse's foot or
glome can be (obsolete) gloom.
glomed |
glomes |
As a verb glomed
is (
glome).
As a noun glomes is
.
glomed |
glommed |
As verbs the difference between glomed and glommed
is that
glomed is (
glome) while
glommed is (
glom).
glumed |
glomed |
As an adjective glumed
is (botany) having a (specified form of) glume.
As a verb glomed is
(
glome).
glomed |
gloomed |
As verbs the difference between glomed and gloomed
is that
glomed is (
glome) while
gloomed is (
gloom).
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