gooed |
wooed |
As verbs the difference between gooed and wooed
is that
gooed is past tense of goo while
wooed is past tense of woo.
wooed |
whooed |
As verbs the difference between wooed and whooed
is that
wooed is past tense of woo while
whooed is past tense of whoo.
woofed |
wooed |
As verbs the difference between woofed and wooed
is that
woofed is (
woof) while
wooed is (
woo).
wooed |
looed |
As verbs the difference between wooed and looed
is that
wooed is past tense of woo while
looed is past tense of loo.
pooed |
wooed |
As verbs the difference between pooed and wooed
is that
pooed is past tense of poo while
wooed is past tense of woo.
wooed |
woked |
As verbs the difference between wooed and woked
is that
wooed is (
woo) while
woked is .
wooes |
wooed |
As verbs the difference between wooes and wooed
is that
wooes is third-person singular of woo while
wooed is past tense of woo.
woold |
wooed |
As verbs the difference between woold and wooed
is that
woold is to wind a chain or rope around in order to strengthen (especially a mast or yard) while
wooed is past tense of woo.
wooed |
wooled |
As a verb wooed
is past tense of woo.
As an adjective wooled is
having wool of a specified kind.
wood |
wooed |
As verbs the difference between wood and wooed
is that
wood is to cover or plant with trees while
wooed is past tense of woo.
As a noun wood
is the substance making up the central part of the trunk and branches of a tree. Used as a material for construction, to manufacture various items, etc. or as fuel.
As an adjective wood
is made of or with
wood.
As a proper noun Wood
is an English topographic surname for someone who lived in or near a wood.
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