mitted

As adjectives the difference between mitted and mitred

is that mitted is having fur on the feet that is a different colour from the rest of the coat while mitred is in materials joints, the division of an angle between two pieces, as opposed to a butt.

As adjectives the difference between mitted and matted

is that mitted is having fur on the feet that is a different colour from the rest of the coat while matted is forming a thick tangled mess.

As a verb matted is

past tense of mat.

As adjectives the difference between mitted and motted

is that mitted is (of a cat) having fur on the feet that is a different colour from the rest of the coat while motted is .

As a verb milted

is (milt).

As an adjective mitted is

(of a cat) having fur on the feet that is a different colour from the rest of the coat.

As adjectives the difference between mitted and titted

is that mitted is (of a cat) having fur on the feet that is a different colour from the rest of the coat while titted is having a specified kind of tits (breasts).

As adjectives the difference between mitted and witted

is that mitted is having fur on the feet that is a different colour from the rest of the coat while witted is having a specified form of wit (intellectual ability.

As a verb witted is

past tense of wit.

As adjectives the difference between mitted and minted

is that mitted is (of a cat) having fur on the feet that is a different colour from the rest of the coat while minted is made into coinage; coined.

As a verb minted is

(mint).

As a verb omitted

is past tense of omit.

As an adjective mitted is

having fur on the feet that is a different colour from the rest of the coat.

As an adjective mitted

is (of a cat) having fur on the feet that is a different colour from the rest of the coat.

As a verb jitted is

(jit).

As a verb kitted

is past tense of kit.

As an adjective mitted is

having fur on the feet that is a different colour from the rest of the coat.