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snacked

Snack vs Snacked - What's the difference?

snack | snacked |


As a noun snack

is snack (a light meal).

As a verb snacked is

(snack).

Wikidiffcom vs Snacked - What's the difference?

wikidiffcom | snacked |


As a verb snacked is

(snack).

Snaked vs Snacked - What's the difference?

snaked | snacked |


As verbs the difference between snaked and snacked

is that snaked is (snake) while snacked is (snack).

Snacked vs Snacker - What's the difference?

snacked | snacker |


As a verb snacked

is (snack).

As a noun snacker is

someone who eats snacks.

Snacked vs Nacked - What's the difference?

snacked | nacked |


As verbs the difference between snacked and nacked

is that snacked is (snack) while nacked is (nack).

Snacked vs Snecked - What's the difference?

snacked | snecked |


As verbs the difference between snacked and snecked

is that snacked is (snack) while snecked is (sneck).

Stacked vs Snacked - What's the difference?

stacked | snacked |


As verbs the difference between stacked and snacked

is that stacked is (stack) while snacked is (snack).

As an adjective stacked

is arranged in a stack.

Snacked vs Snacket - What's the difference?

snacked | snacket |


As a verb snacked

is (snack).

As a noun snacket is

(uk|dialect).

Snacked vs Knacked - What's the difference?

snacked | knacked |


As verbs the difference between snacked and knacked

is that snacked is (snack) while knacked is (knack).

Snicked vs Snacked - What's the difference?

snicked | snacked |


As verbs the difference between snicked and snacked

is that snicked is past tense of snick while snacked is past tense of snack.

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