bugged |
angry |
As a verb bugged
is past tense of bug.
As an adjective angry is
displaying or feeling anger.
mad |
bugged |
As verbs the difference between mad and bugged
is that
mad is to madden, to anger, to frustrate while
bugged is past tense of bug.
As an adjective mad
is insane; crazy, mentally deranged.
As an adverb mad
is intensifier; to a large degree; extremely; exceedingly; very; unbelievably.
As an acronym MAD
is mutually assured destruction.
bugged |
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bugged |
bigged |
As verbs the difference between bugged and bigged
is that
bugged is (
bug) while
bigged is (
big).
bugged |
bagged |
As verbs the difference between bugged and bagged
is that
bugged is past tense of bug while
bagged is past tense of bag.
budged |
bugged |
As verbs the difference between budged and bugged
is that
budged is (
budge) while
bugged is (
bug).
sugged |
bugged |
As verbs the difference between sugged and bugged
is that
sugged is (
sug) while
bugged is (
bug).
bugged |
tugged |
As verbs the difference between bugged and tugged
is that
bugged is (
bug) while
tugged is (
tug).
bugled |
bugged |
As verbs the difference between bugled and bugged
is that
bugled is (
bugle) while
bugged is (
bug).
As an adjective bugled
is ornamented with bugles.
bugged |
lugged |
As verbs the difference between bugged and lugged
is that
bugged is (
bug) while
lugged is (
lug).
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