sooted

As adjectives the difference between sorted and sooted

is that sorted is put into some order by sorting while sooted is stained or marked with soot.

As a verb sorted

is (sort).

As an interjection sorted

is a general expression of approval.

As adjectives the difference between sooted and zooted

is that sooted is stained or marked with soot while zooted is (slang) drunk or intoxicated; stoned; zonked.

As adjectives the difference between sooted and footed

is that sooted is stained or marked with soot while footed is (in combination) having a specified form of foot.

As a verb footed is

(foot).

As a verb sootied

is (sooty).

As an adjective sooted is

stained or marked with soot.

As adjectives the difference between shooted and sooted

is that shooted is (in combination ) having a specified form of shoot while sooted is stained or marked with soot.

As a verb shooted

is (obsolete|nonstandard) (shoot).

As adjectives the difference between mooted and sooted

is that mooted is made, or proven to be, moot while sooted is stained or marked with soot.

As a verb mooted

is (moot).

As a verb tooted

is (toot).

As an adjective sooted is

stained or marked with soot.

Sooting is a related term of sooted.

As a verb sooting

is .

As an adjective sooted is

stained or marked with soot.

As a noun soot

is fine black or dull brown particles of amorphous carbon and tar, produced by the incomplete combustion of coal, oil etc.

As a verb soot

is to cover or dress with soot.

As an adjective sooted is

stained or marked with soot.