porked

As verbs the difference between sporked and porked

is that sporked is past tense of spork while porked is past tense of pork.

As an adjective porked is

to be extensively broken or beyond repair.

As verbs the difference between horked and porked

is that horked is (hork) while porked is (pork).

As an adjective porked is

to be extensively broken or beyond repair.

As adjectives the difference between porked and ported

is that porked is to be extensively broken or beyond repair while ported is (obsolete) having gates.

As verbs the difference between porked and ported

is that porked is (pork) while ported is (port).

As adjectives the difference between porked and worked

is that porked is to be extensively broken or beyond repair while worked is designed or executed in a particular manner or to a particular degree.

As verbs the difference between porked and worked

is that porked is (pork) while worked is (work).

As verbs the difference between borked and porked

is that borked is past tense of bork while porked is past tense of pork.

As an adjective porked is

to be extensively broken or beyond repair.

As verbs the difference between corked and porked

is that corked is (cork) while porked is (pork).

As adjectives the difference between corked and porked

is that corked is of a container, especially a bottle, closed with a cork while porked is to be extensively broken or beyond repair.

As an adjective porked

is to be extensively broken or beyond repair.

As a verb porked

is (pork).

As a noun porker is

a pig, especially a castrated male, being fattened and raised for slaughter.

As verbs the difference between porked and poked

is that porked is past tense of pork while poked is past tense of poke.

As an adjective porked

is to be extensively broken or beyond repair.