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grassed

Grassed vs Gassed - What's the difference?

grassed | gassed |


As verbs the difference between grassed and gassed

is that grassed is past tense of grass while gassed is past tense of gas.

As an adjective grassed

is grassy; covered with grass.

Grassed vs Grasser - What's the difference?

grassed | grasser |


As a verb grassed

is (grass).

As an adjective grassed

is grassy; covered with grass.

As a noun grasser is

(british|slang) a grass (informer).

Grassed vs Grasped - What's the difference?

grassed | grasped |


As verbs the difference between grassed and grasped

is that grassed is (grass) while grasped is (grasp).

As an adjective grassed

is grassy; covered with grass.

Grassed vs Grossed - What's the difference?

grassed | grossed |


As verbs the difference between grassed and grossed

is that grassed is past tense of grass while grossed is past tense of gross.

As an adjective grassed

is grassy; covered with grass.

Grasses vs Grassed - What's the difference?

grasses | grassed |


As verbs the difference between grasses and grassed

is that grasses is (grass) while grassed is (grass).

As a noun grasses

is .

As an adjective grassed is

grassy; covered with grass.

Grassed vs Glassed - What's the difference?

grassed | glassed |


As verbs the difference between grassed and glassed

is that grassed is past tense of grass while glassed is past tense of glass.

As adjectives the difference between grassed and glassed

is that grassed is grassy; covered with grass while glassed is of a person on whom a glass is smashed.