logged

As a verb logged

is (log).

As an adjective false is

(label) one of two states of a boolean variable; logic.

As a verb logged is

(log).

As a verb logged

is (log).

As an adjective togged is

dressed, or clothed.

As a verb logged

is (log).

As a noun logger is

a worker whose occupation is to harvest trees.

As verbs the difference between slogged and logged

is that slogged is (slog) while logged is (log).

As verbs the difference between logged and lagged

is that logged is (log) while lagged is (lag).

As verbs the difference between legged and logged

is that legged is (leg) while logged is (log).

As an adjective legged

is having a certain type or number of legs.

As verbs the difference between hogged and logged

is that hogged is (hog) while logged is (log).

As an adjective hogged

is (nautical) broken or strained so as to have an upward curve between the ends.

As verbs the difference between lodged and logged

is that lodged is past tense of lodge while logged is past tense of log.

As an adjective lodged

is lying down; used of beasts of the chase, as {{term|couchant|lang=en}} is used of beasts of prey.