terms |
spooged |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb spooged is
(
spooge).
spooged |
spooked |
As verbs the difference between spooged and spooked
is that
spooged is (
spooge) while
spooked is (
spook).
As an adjective spooked is
a little scared; worried by a feeling or event describing the unsettling feeling there being another unknown ghostly presence.
splooged |
spooged |
As verbs the difference between splooged and spooged
is that
splooged is past tense of splooge while
spooged is past tense of spooge.
spooged |
spoored |
As verbs the difference between spooged and spoored
is that
spooged is (
spooge) while
spoored is (
spoor).
sponged |
spooged |
As verbs the difference between sponged and spooged
is that
sponged is (
sponge) while
spooged is (
spooge).
spooged |
spooled |
As verbs the difference between spooged and spooled
is that
spooged is (
spooge) while
spooled is (
spool).
spooged |
spoofed |
As verbs the difference between spooged and spoofed
is that
spooged is (
spooge) while
spoofed is (
spoof).
As an adjective spoofed is
parodied.
spooges |
spooged |
As verbs the difference between spooges and spooged
is that
spooges is (
spooge) while
spooged is (
spooge).
As a noun spooges
is .
spooned |
spooged |
As verbs the difference between spooned and spooged
is that
spooned is past tense of spoon while
spooged is past tense of spooge.
spooged |
spoomed |
As verbs the difference between spooged and spoomed
is that
spooged is (
spooge) while
spoomed is (
spoom).