skulled

As adjectives the difference between skilful and skulled

is that skilful is possessing skill, skilled while skulled is having a skull or a skull-like body part.

As a verb skulled is

(skull).

As verbs the difference between skulled and skulked

is that skulled is (skull) while skulked is (skulk).

As an adjective skulled

is having a skull or a skull-like body part.

As verbs the difference between skulled and skalled

is that skulled is past tense of skull while skalled is past tense of skall.

As an adjective skulled

is having a skull or a skull-like body part.

As verbs the difference between sculled and skulled

is that sculled is (scull) while skulled is (skull).

As an adjective skulled is

having a skull or a skull-like body part.

As verbs the difference between skulled and sulled

is that skulled is past tense of skull while sulled is past tense of sull.

As an adjective skulled

is having a skull or a skull-like body part.

As verbs the difference between skulled and skolled

is that skulled is past tense of skull while skolled is past tense of skol.

As an adjective skulled

is having a skull or a skull-like body part.

As verbs the difference between skulled and skilled

is that skulled is (skull) while skilled is (skill).

As adjectives the difference between skulled and skilled

is that skulled is having a skull or a skull-like body part while skilled is having or showing skill; skilful.

As verbs the difference between skelled and skulled

is that skelled is (skell) while skulled is (skull).

As an adjective skulled is

having a skull or a skull-like body part.

As a noun skullet

is (informal) a more extreme form of the (l) hairstyle, in which the hair at the back is kept long, whilst the hair on the top and the sides is shaven in a (l) or (l) style.

As a verb skulled is

(skull).

As an adjective skulled is

having a skull or a skull-like body part.