haffled |
waffled |
As verbs the difference between haffled and waffled
is that
haffled is (
haffle) while
waffled is (
waffle).
As an adjective waffled is
having a waffle-like pattern of intersecting creases.
haffled |
shaffled |
As verbs the difference between haffled and shaffled
is that
haffled is past tense of haffle while
shaffled is past tense of shaffle.
haffled |
caffled |
As a verb haffled
is (
haffle).
As an adjective caffled is
(pembrokeshire dialect) tangled.
gaffled |
haffled |
As verbs the difference between gaffled and haffled
is that
gaffled is (
gaffle) while
haffled is (
haffle).
haffled |
maffled |
As verbs the difference between haffled and maffled
is that
haffled is (
haffle) while
maffled is (
maffle).
faffled |
haffled |
As verbs the difference between faffled and haffled
is that
faffled is (
faffle) while
haffled is (
haffle).
haffled |
raffled |
As verbs the difference between haffled and raffled
is that
haffled is past tense of haffle while
raffled is past tense of raffle.
haffled |
haffle |
As verbs the difference between haffled and haffle
is that
haffled is (
haffle) while
haffle is (uk|dialect) to stammer; to speak unintelligibly; to prevaricate.
haffles |
haffled |
As verbs the difference between haffles and haffled
is that
haffles is (
haffle) while
haffled is (
haffle).
baffled |
haffled |
As an adjective baffled
is thoroughly confused, puzzled.
As a verb haffled is
(
haffle).