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lushed

Terms vs Lushed - What's the difference?

terms | lushed |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb lushed is

(lush).

Wikidiffcom vs Lushed - What's the difference?

wikidiffcom | lushed |

Wikidiffcom is likely misspelled.


Wikidiffcom has no English definition.

As a verb lushed is

past tense of lush.

Lusted vs Lushed - What's the difference?

lusted | lushed |


As verbs the difference between lusted and lushed

is that lusted is past tense of lust while lushed is past tense of lush.

Flushed vs Lushed - What's the difference?

flushed | lushed |


As verbs the difference between flushed and lushed

is that flushed is past tense of flush while lushed is past tense of lush.

As an adjective flushed

is red in the face because of embarrassment, exertion, etc.

Lushed vs Pushed - What's the difference?

lushed | pushed |


As verbs the difference between lushed and pushed

is that lushed is past tense of lush while pushed is past tense of push.

Lushed vs Ushed - What's the difference?

lushed | ushed |


As verbs the difference between lushed and ushed

is that lushed is past tense of lush while ushed is past tense of ush.

Lushed vs Lashed - What's the difference?

lushed | lashed |


As verbs the difference between lushed and lashed

is that lushed is (lush) while lashed is (lash).

Lushed vs Tushed - What's the difference?

lushed | tushed |


As verbs the difference between lushed and tushed

is that lushed is past tense of lush while tushed is past tense of tush.

Hushed vs Lushed - What's the difference?

hushed | lushed |


As verbs the difference between hushed and lushed

is that hushed is past tense of hush while lushed is past tense of lush.

As an adjective hushed

is very quietly. In soft tones.

Lushed vs Bushed - What's the difference?

lushed | bushed |


As a verb lushed

is past tense of lush.

As an adjective bushed is

very tired; exhausted.

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