diverted |
overbooked |
As adjectives the difference between diverted and overbooked
is that
diverted is that has been subject to diversion while
overbooked is having had more seats sold or guaranteed then were available.
As verbs the difference between diverted and overbooked
is that
diverted is past tense of divert while
overbooked is past tense of overbook.
overbooked |
overlooked |
As verbs the difference between overbooked and overlooked
is that
overbooked is past tense of overbook while
overlooked is past tense of overlook.
As adjectives the difference between overbooked and overlooked
is that
overbooked is having had more seats sold or guaranteed then were available while
overlooked is missed, unnoticed.
overbooked |
overcooked |
As verbs the difference between overbooked and overcooked
is that
overbooked is past tense of overbook while
overcooked is past tense of overcook.
As adjectives the difference between overbooked and overcooked
is that
overbooked is having had more seats sold or guaranteed then were available while
overcooked is made unpalatable or inedible by cooking for too long.
overbooker |
overbooked |
As a noun overbooker
is a company or individual who overbooks.
As a verb overbooked is
(
overbook).
As an adjective overbooked is
having had more seats sold or guaranteed then were available.