tooted |
tooter |
As a verb tooted
is (
toot).
As a noun tooter is
a person or device which toots; a person who plays upon a pipe or horn.
tooted |
toothed |
As verbs the difference between tooted and toothed
is that
tooted is (
toot) while
toothed is (
tooth).
As an adjective toothed is
having teeth.
tooted |
rooted |
As verbs the difference between tooted and rooted
is that
tooted is (
toot) while
rooted is (
root).
As an adjective rooted is
fixed in one position; immobile; unable to move.
footed |
tooted |
As verbs the difference between footed and tooted
is that
footed is (
foot) while
tooted is (
toot).
As an adjective footed
is (in combination) having a specified form of foot.
toated |
tooted |
As verbs the difference between toated and tooted
is that
toated is (
toat) while
tooted is (
toot).
booted |
tooted |
As verbs the difference between booted and tooted
is that
booted is past tense of boot while
tooted is past tense of toot.
As an adjective booted
is wearing a boot or boots.
tooted |
tootled |
As verbs the difference between tooted and tootled
is that
tooted is past tense of toot while
tootled is past tense of tootle.
tooted |
sooted |
As a verb tooted
is (
toot).
As an adjective sooted is
stained or marked with soot.
touted |
tooted |
As verbs the difference between touted and tooted
is that
touted is past tense of tout while
tooted is past tense of toot.
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