hutted

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb hutted is

(hut).

As verbs the difference between hutted and shutted

is that hutted is (hut) while shutted is (nonstandard) (shut).

As verbs the difference between hutted and gutted

is that hutted is past tense of hut while gutted is past tense of gut.

As an adjective gutted is

eviscerated.

As verbs the difference between hitted and hutted

is that hitted is (nonstandard) (hit) while hutted is (hut).

As verbs the difference between hutted and rutted

is that hutted is (hut) while rutted is (rut).

As an adjective rutted is

(of a road etc) marked or grooved with ruts.

As verbs the difference between hurted and hutted

is that hurted is past tense of hurt while hutted is past tense of hut.

As an adjective hatted

is (chiefly|in combination) wearing a (specified type of) hat.

As a verb hutted is

(hut).

As verbs the difference between hutted and butted

is that hutted is past tense of hut while butted is past tense of butt.

As an adjective butted is

{{cx|US|slang|lang=en}} Having a butt or backside (of a specified kind).

As verbs the difference between nutted and hutted

is that nutted is (nut) while hutted is (hut).

As verbs the difference between hutted and jutted

is that hutted is past tense of hut while jutted is past tense of jut.