letted

As a verb letted

is (archaic) (let); hindered.

As a noun let is

milk or let can be letter.

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb letted is

(archaic) (let); hindered.

As a verb letted

is (archaic) (let); hindered.

As an adjective retted is

moistened]] or [[soak|soaked to soften.

As verbs the difference between vetted and letted

is that vetted is past tense of vet while letted is simple past of let; hindered.

As an adjective vetted

is of or pertaining to an investigation, especially one that has been completed.

As verbs the difference between letted and getted

is that letted is simple past of let; hindered while getted is past tense of get.

As a verb letted

is (archaic) (let); hindered.

As a noun letten is

(nl-noun form of).

As verbs the difference between letted and lotted

is that letted is simple past of let; hindered while lotted is past tense of lot.

As an adjective lotted is

apportioned or decided by lot; allotted.

As verbs the difference between letted and netted

is that letted is simple past of let; hindered while netted is past tense of net.

As verbs the difference between letted and jetted

is that letted is (archaic) (let); hindered while jetted is (jet).

As verbs the difference between petted and letted

is that petted is (pet) while letted is (archaic) (let); hindered.