balled

Balled vs Bulled - What's the difference?

balled | bulled |


As a verb balled

is (ball).

As an adjective bulled is

swollen.

Baller vs Balled - What's the difference?

baller | balled |


As a noun baller

is (slang) one who plays basketball; a basketballer.

As a verb balled is

(ball).

Falled vs Balled - What's the difference?

falled | balled |


As verbs the difference between falled and balled

is that falled is (nonstandard) (fall) while balled is (ball).

Bolled vs Balled - What's the difference?

bolled | balled |


As verbs the difference between bolled and balled

is that bolled is (boll) while balled is (ball).

Bawled vs Balled - What's the difference?

bawled | balled |


As verbs the difference between bawled and balled

is that bawled is (bawl) while balled is (ball).

Bailed vs Balled - What's the difference?

bailed | balled |


As verbs the difference between bailed and balled

is that bailed is past tense of bail while balled is past tense of ball.

Called vs Balled - What's the difference?

called | balled |


As verbs the difference between called and balled

is that called is (call) while balled is (ball).

Balled vs Walled - What's the difference?

balled | walled |


As verbs the difference between balled and walled

is that balled is (ball) while walled is (wall).

As an adjective walled is

pertaining to a wall.

Balled vs Balked - What's the difference?

balled | balked |


As verbs the difference between balled and balked

is that balled is (ball) while balked is (balk).

Ballet vs Balled - What's the difference?

ballet | balled |


As a noun ballet

is a classical form of dance.

As a verb balled is

(ball).

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