tattooed

As verbs the difference between tattooed and tatted

is that tattooed is past tense of tattoo while tatted is past tense of tat.

As an adjective tattooed

is having been tattooed with one or more tattoos.

As adjectives the difference between tattooed and inked

is that tattooed is having been tattooed with one or more tattoos while inked is having a tattoo or tattoos.

As verbs the difference between tattooed and inked

is that tattooed is past tense of tattoo while inked is past tense of ink.

As verbs the difference between tattoed and tattooed

is that tattoed is past tense of tattoo while tattooed is past tense of tattoo.

As an adjective tattooed is

having been tattooed with one or more tattoos.

As a noun tattooee

is a person receiving a tattoo.

As an adjective tattooed is

having been tattooed with one or more tattoos.

As a verb tattooed is

(tattoo).

As a noun tattooer

is a tattooist.

As an adjective tattooed is

having been tattooed with one or more tattoos.

As a verb tattooed is

(tattoo).

As adjectives the difference between tattooed and untattooed

is that tattooed is having been tattooed with one or more tattoos while untattooed is not tattooed.

As a verb tattooed

is past tense of tattoo.

As adjectives the difference between tattooed and nontattooed

is that tattooed is having been tattooed with one or more tattoos while nontattooed is not tattooed.

As a verb tattooed

is past tense of tattoo.