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vatted

Ratted vs Vatted - What's the difference?

ratted | vatted |


As verbs the difference between ratted and vatted

is that ratted is (rat) while vatted is (vat).

As an adjective ratted

is (british|slang) intoxicated.

Terms vs Vatted - What's the difference?

terms | vatted |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb vatted is

(vat).

Tatted vs Vatted - What's the difference?

tatted | vatted |


As verbs the difference between tatted and vatted

is that tatted is (tat) while vatted is (vat).

Catted vs Vatted - What's the difference?

catted | vatted |


As verbs the difference between catted and vatted

is that catted is (cat) while vatted is (vat).

Patted vs Vatted - What's the difference?

patted | vatted |


As verbs the difference between patted and vatted

is that patted is (pat) while vatted is (vat).

Vatted vs Gatted - What's the difference?

vatted | gatted |


As verbs the difference between vatted and gatted

is that vatted is (vat) while gatted is (gat).

Vatted vs Fatted - What's the difference?

vatted | fatted |


As a verb vatted

is past tense of vat.

As an adjective fatted is

made fat; fattened.

Matted vs Vatted - What's the difference?

matted | vatted |


As verbs the difference between matted and vatted

is that matted is (mat) while vatted is (vat).

As an adjective matted

is forming a thick tangled mess.

Hatted vs Vatted - What's the difference?

hatted | vatted |


As an adjective hatted

is wearing a (specified type of) hat.

As a verb vatted is

past tense of vat.

Vatted vs Vetted - What's the difference?

vatted | vetted |


As verbs the difference between vatted and vetted

is that vatted is (vat) while vetted is (vet).

As an adjective vetted is

of or pertaining to an investigation, especially one that has been completed.

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