puked

Pured vs Puked - What's the difference?

pured | puked |

As an adjective pured

is (obsolete) purified; refined.

As a verb puked is

(puke).

Puked vs Pukey - What's the difference?

puked | pukey |

As a verb puked

is (puke).

As an adjective pukey is

(informal) resembling vomit in colour, texture, etc.

Puked vs Juked - What's the difference?

puked | juked |

As verbs the difference between puked and juked

is that puked is past tense of puke while juked is past tense of juke.

Puked vs Pukes - What's the difference?

puked | pukes |

As verbs the difference between puked and pukes

is that puked is (puke) while pukes is (puke).

As a noun pukes is

Poked vs Puked - What's the difference?

poked | puked |

As verbs the difference between poked and puked

is that poked is (poke) while puked is (puke).

Duked vs Puked - What's the difference?

duked | puked |

As verbs the difference between duked and puked

is that duked is (duke) while puked is (puke).

Puked vs Pucked - What's the difference?

puked | pucked |

As verbs the difference between puked and pucked

is that puked is (puke) while pucked is (puck).

Puked vs Puke - What's the difference?

puked | puke |

As verbs the difference between puked and puke

is that puked is (puke) while puke is (transitive|and|intransitive) to vomit; to throw up; to eject from the stomach.

As a noun puke is

(uncountable) vomit.

As an adjective puke is

a fine grade of woolen cloth.