mulled

As verbs the difference between mulled and milled

is that mulled is past tense of mull while milled is past tense of mill.

As an adjective milled is

ground by a mill.

As verbs the difference between mulled and sulled

is that mulled is past tense of mull while sulled is past tense of sull.

As verbs the difference between mulled and muller

is that mulled is past tense of mull while muller is to grind up into, or as if into, powder.

As a noun muller is

one who, or that which, mulls.

As a proper noun Muller is

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As a verb mulled

is past tense of mull.

As a noun mullen is

alternative form of lang=en.

As a proper noun Mullen is

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As verbs the difference between culled and mulled

is that culled is (cull) while mulled is (mull).

As verbs the difference between mulled and hulled

is that mulled is (mull) while hulled is (hull).

As an adjective hulled is

deprived of the hulls.

As verbs the difference between melled and mulled

is that melled is (mell) while mulled is (mull).

As a noun mullet

is a fish of the family mugilidae (the grey mullets) or mullet can be a fool or mullet can be a hairstyle where the hair is kept short on the top and sides and long at the back or mullet can be (heraldiccharge) a star with straight edges and usually with five or six points.

As a verb mulled is

(mull).

As verbs the difference between fulled and mulled

is that fulled is (full) to make cloth denser and firmer while mulled is (mull).

As verbs the difference between dulled and mulled

is that dulled is (dull) while mulled is (mull).