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Pasted vs Parted - What's the difference?

pasted | parted |


As verbs the difference between pasted and parted

is that pasted is (paste) while parted is (part).

Parted vs Parter - What's the difference?

parted | parter |


As a verb parted

is past tense of part.

As a noun parter is

a work in a specified number of parts.

Parted vs Warted - What's the difference?

parted | warted |


As a verb parted

is past tense of part.

As an adjective warted is

having warts.

Parted vs Pated - What's the difference?

parted | pated |


As a verb parted

is (part).

As an adjective pated is

having a pate; -- used only in composition; as, long-pated; shallow-pated, twitterpated.

Patted vs Parted - What's the difference?

patted | parted |


As verbs the difference between patted and parted

is that patted is (pat) while parted is (part).

Parted vs Farted - What's the difference?

parted | farted |


As verbs the difference between parted and farted

is that parted is (part) while farted is (fart).

Parted vs Parred - What's the difference?

parted | parred |


As verbs the difference between parted and parred

is that parted is (part) while parred is (par).

Parted vs Marted - What's the difference?

parted | marted |


As verbs the difference between parted and marted

is that parted is (part) while marted is (mart).

Carted vs Parted - What's the difference?

carted | parted |


As verbs the difference between carted and parted

is that carted is (cart) while parted is (part).

Panted vs Parted - What's the difference?

panted | parted |


As verbs the difference between panted and parted

is that panted is (pant) while parted is (part).

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