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swimmed

Terms vs Swimmed - What's the difference?

terms | swimmed |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb swimmed is

(nonstandard) (swim).

Swim vs Swimmed - What's the difference?

swim | swimmed |


As an initialism swim

is someone who isn't me; someone who isn't myself.

As a verb swimmed is

(nonstandard) (swim).

Swan vs Swimmed - What's the difference?

swan | swimmed |


As verbs the difference between swan and swimmed

is that swan is to travel or move about in an aimless, idle, or pretentiously casual way while swimmed is past tense of swim.

As a noun swan

is any of various species of large, long-necked waterfowl, of genus Cygnus, most of which have white plumage.

As a proper noun Swan

is {{surname}.

Swimmed - What does it mean?

swimmed | |

Swimmed vs Swam - What's the difference?

swimmed | swam |


As verbs the difference between swam and swimmed

is that swam is simple past of swim while swimmed is past tense of swim.

Swimmed vs Shimmed - What's the difference?

swimmed | shimmed |


As verbs the difference between swimmed and shimmed

is that swimmed is (nonstandard) (swim) while shimmed is (shim).

As an adjective shimmed is

fitted with shims.

Slimmed vs Swimmed - What's the difference?

slimmed | swimmed |


As verbs the difference between slimmed and swimmed

is that slimmed is (slim) while swimmed is (nonstandard) (swim).

Stimmed vs Swimmed - What's the difference?

stimmed | swimmed |


As verbs the difference between stimmed and swimmed

is that stimmed is past tense of stim while swimmed is past tense of swim.

Swimmed vs Skimmed - What's the difference?

swimmed | skimmed |


As verbs the difference between swimmed and skimmed

is that swimmed is (nonstandard) (swim) while skimmed is (skim).

Swimmed vs Swimmer - What's the difference?

swimmed | swimmer |


As a verb swimmed

is (nonstandard) (swim).

As a noun swimmer is

one who swims.