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tottered

Tottered vs Lurched - What's the difference?

tottered | lurched |


As verbs the difference between tottered and lurched

is that tottered is (totter) while lurched is (lurch).

Wavered vs Tottered - What's the difference?

wavered | tottered |


As verbs the difference between wavered and tottered

is that wavered is past tense of waver while tottered is past tense of totter.

Tottered vs Trotted - What's the difference?

tottered | trotted |


As verbs the difference between tottered and trotted

is that tottered is past tense of totter while trotted is past tense of trot.

Plodded vs Tottered - What's the difference?

plodded | tottered |


As verbs the difference between plodded and tottered

is that plodded is (plod) while tottered is (totter).

Tottered vs Hottered - What's the difference?

tottered | hottered |


As verbs the difference between tottered and hottered

is that tottered is (totter) while hottered is (hotter).

Tittered vs Tottered - What's the difference?

tittered | tottered |


As verbs the difference between tittered and tottered

is that tittered is past tense of titter while tottered is past tense of totter.

Tottered vs Pottered - What's the difference?

tottered | pottered |


As verbs the difference between tottered and pottered

is that tottered is (totter) while pottered is (potter).

Totterer vs Tottered - What's the difference?

totterer | tottered |


As a noun totterer

is one who totters.

As a verb tottered is

(totter).

Cottered vs Tottered - What's the difference?

cottered | tottered |


As verbs the difference between cottered and tottered

is that cottered is past tense of cotter while tottered is past tense of totter.

Tettered vs Tottered - What's the difference?

tettered | tottered |


As verbs the difference between tettered and tottered

is that tettered is past tense of tetter while tottered is past tense of totter.

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