lunged

As a noun sprung

is scratch.

As a verb lunged is

(lunge).

As an adjective lunged is

having lungs (breathing organs).

As verbs the difference between lunged and launched

is that lunged is past tense of lunge while launched is past tense of launch.

As an adjective lunged

is having lungs (breathing organs).

As verbs the difference between lunged and jump

is that lunged is (lunge) while jump is to propel oneself rapidly upward, downward and/or in any horizontal direction such that momentum causes the body to become airborne.

As adjectives the difference between lunged and jump

is that lunged is having lungs (breathing organs) while jump is (obsolete) exact; matched; fitting; precise.

As a noun jump is

the act of jumping; a leap; a spring; a bound or jump can be a kind of loose jacket for men.

As an adverb jump is

(obsolete) exactly; precisely.

As verbs the difference between lunged and hunged

is that lunged is past tense of lunge while hunged is past tense of hang.

As an adjective lunged

is having lungs (breathing organs).

As verbs the difference between longed and lunged

is that longed is (long) while lunged is (lunge).

As an adjective lunged is

having lungs (breathing organs).

As verbs the difference between dunged and lunged

is that dunged is (dung) while lunged is (lunge).

As an adjective lunged is

having lungs (breathing organs).

As verbs the difference between lunged and bunged

is that lunged is past tense of lunge while bunged is past tense of bung.

As an adjective lunged

is having lungs (breathing organs).

As adjectives the difference between lunged and runged

is that lunged is having lungs (breathing organs) while runged is having rungs.

As a verb lunged

is (lunge).

As verbs the difference between lunges and lunged

is that lunges is (lunge) while lunged is (lunge).

As a noun lunges

is .

As an adjective lunged is

having lungs (breathing organs).