spoked |
scare |
As an adjective spoked
is having spokes.
As a noun scare is
a minor fright.
As a verb scare is
to frighten, terrify, startle, especially in a minor way.
spoked |
bagged |
As an adjective spoked
is having spokes.
As a verb bagged is
(
bag).
spoked |
stoked |
As adjectives the difference between spoked and stoked
is that
spoked is having spokes while
stoked is (slang) feeling excitement or an exciting rush.
As a verb stoked is
(
stoke).
spored |
spoked |
As a verb spored
is (
spore).
As an adjective spoked is
having spokes.
spokes |
spoked |
As a noun spokes
is .
As an adjective spoked is
having spokes.
spoked |
poked |
As an adjective spoked
is having spokes.
As a verb poked is
(
poke).
sooked |
spoked |
As a verb sooked
is (
sook).
As an adjective spoked is
having spokes.
sposed |
spoked |
As a verb sposed
is (
spose).
As an adjective spoked is
having spokes.
sporked |
spoked |
As a verb sporked
is (
spork).
As an adjective spoked is
having spokes.
spooked |
spoked |
As adjectives the difference between spooked and spoked
is that
spooked is a little scared; worried by a feeling or event. Describing the unsettling feeling there being another unknown ghostly presence while
spoked is having spokes.
As a verb spooked
is past tense of spook.
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