retted
letted | retted |
As a verb letted is (archaic) ( let); hindered. As an adjective retted is moistened]] or [[soak|soaked to soften.
netted | retted |
As a verb netted is ( net). As an adjective retted is moistened]] or [[soak|soaked to soften.
jetted | retted |
As a verb jetted is ( jet). As an adjective retted is moistened]] or [[soak|soaked to soften.
setted | retted |
As a verb setted is ( set) (meaning to divide students into different ability groups). As an adjective retted is moistened]] or [[soak|soaked to soften.
retted | retied |
As an adjective retted is moistened]] or [[soak|soaked to soften. As a verb retied is ( retie).
retted | rotted |
As adjectives the difference between retted and rotted is that retted is moistened]] or [[soak|soaked to soften while rotted is destroyed or damaged by rot. As a verb rotted is ( rot).
retted | petted |
As an adjective retted is moistened]] or [[soak|soaked to soften. As a verb petted is ( pet).
rutted | retted |
As adjectives the difference between rutted and retted is that rutted is (of a road etc) marked or grooved with ruts while retted is moistened]] or [[soak|soaked to soften. As a verb rutted is ( rut).
retted | vetted |
As adjectives the difference between retted and vetted is that retted is moistened]] or [[soak|soaked to soften while vetted is of or pertaining to an investigation, especially one that has been completed. As a verb vetted is ( vet).
ratted | retted |
As adjectives the difference between ratted and retted is that ratted is (british|slang) intoxicated while retted is moistened]] or [[soak|soaked to soften. As a verb ratted is ( rat).
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