backed |
tacked |
As verbs the difference between backed and tacked
is that
backed is (
back) while
tacked is (
tack).
As an adjective backed
is (obsolete|slang) put on one's back; killed; rendered dead.
tacked |
tracked |
As verbs the difference between tacked and tracked
is that
tacked is past tense of tack while
tracked is past tense of track.
tacked |
tacker |
As a verb tacked
is (
tack).
As a noun tacker is
stapler.
tacked |
jacked |
As verbs the difference between tacked and jacked
is that
tacked is (
tack) while
jacked is (slang) (
jack) (stole).
As an adjective jacked is
(slang) high on drugs or stimulants.
tacked |
tackled |
As verbs the difference between tacked and tackled
is that
tacked is past tense of tack while
tackled is past tense of tackle.
As an adjective tackled is
made of ropes tacked together.
packed |
tacked |
As verbs the difference between packed and tacked
is that
packed is (
pack) while
tacked is (
tack).
As an adjective packed
is put into a package.
hacked |
tacked |
As verbs the difference between hacked and tacked
is that
hacked is (
hack) while
tacked is (
tack).
stacked |
tacked |
As verbs the difference between stacked and tacked
is that
stacked is (
stack) while
tacked is (
tack).
As an adjective stacked
is arranged in a stack.
dacked |
tacked |
As verbs the difference between dacked and tacked
is that
dacked is (
dack) while
tacked is (
tack).
tacked |
tackey |
As a verb tacked
is (
tack).
As a noun tackey is
a scrubby, neglected horse.
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