terms |
rorted |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb rorted is
(
rort).
rorted |
ported |
As verbs the difference between rorted and ported
is that
rorted is (
rort) while
ported is (
port).
As an adjective ported is
(obsolete) having gates.
rorter |
rorted |
As a noun rorter
is a small-scale confidence trickster.
As a verb rorted is
past tense of rort.
rorted |
rooted |
As verbs the difference between rorted and rooted
is that
rorted is (
rort) while
rooted is (
root).
As an adjective rooted is
fixed in one position; immobile; unable to move.
rowted |
rorted |
As verbs the difference between rowted and rorted
is that
rowted is past tense of rowt while
rorted is past tense of rort.
sorted |
rorted |
As verbs the difference between sorted and rorted
is that
sorted is (
sort) while
rorted is (
rort).
As an adjective sorted
is put into some order by sorting.
As an interjection sorted
is a general expression of approval.
rorted |
routed |
As verbs the difference between rorted and routed
is that
rorted is past tense of rort while
routed is past tense of route.
As an adjective routed is
assigned a route.
forted |
rorted |
As verbs the difference between forted and rorted
is that
forted is (
fort) while
rorted is (
rort).
As an adjective forted
is ensconced in or protected by a fort.
rorted |
rotted |
As verbs the difference between rorted and rotted
is that
rorted is (
rort) while
rotted is (
rot).
As an adjective rotted is
destroyed or damaged by rot.