matted

As verbs the difference between marted and matted

is that marted is past tense of mart while matted is past tense of mat.

As an adjective matted is

forming a thick tangled mess.

As adjectives the difference between matted and masted

is that matted is forming a thick tangled mess while masted is having masts.

As a verb matted

is (mat).

As verbs the difference between catted and matted

is that catted is past tense of cat while matted is past tense of mat.

As an adjective matted is

forming a thick tangled mess.

As adjectives the difference between matte and matted

is that matte is while matted is forming a thick tangled mess.

As verbs the difference between matte and matted

is that matte is while matted is (mat).

As verbs the difference between matted and patted

is that matted is (mat) while patted is (pat).

As an adjective matted

is forming a thick tangled mess.

As adjectives the difference between malted and matted

is that malted is processed into malt while matted is forming a thick tangled mess.

As verbs the difference between malted and matted

is that malted is (malt) while matted is (mat).

As a noun malted

is (informal) a malted milk a milkshake.

As verbs the difference between gatted and matted

is that gatted is past tense of gat while matted is past tense of mat.

As an adjective matted is

forming a thick tangled mess.

As a noun matter

is .

As a verb matted is

(mat).

As an adjective matted is

forming a thick tangled mess.

As a verb matted

is past tense of mat.

As an adjective matted

is forming a thick tangled mess.

As a noun Bergamasco is

a medium-sized breed of herding dog originating in the Italian Alps, known for its heavily matted coat resembling dreadlocks.