hatted |
hitted |
As an adjective hatted
is (chiefly|in combination) wearing a (specified type of) hat.
As a verb hitted is
(nonstandard) (
hit).
catted |
hatted |
As a verb catted
is past tense of cat.
As an adjective hatted is
wearing a (specified type of) hat.
matted |
hatted |
As adjectives the difference between matted and hatted
is that
matted is forming a thick tangled mess while
hatted is (chiefly|in combination) wearing a (specified type of) hat.
As a verb matted
is (
mat).
hatred |
hatted |
As a noun hatred
is strong aversion; intense dislike; hateful regard; an affection of the mind awakened by something regarded as unpleasant, harmful or evil.
As an adjective hatted is
wearing a (specified type of) hat.
hated |
hatted |
As adjectives the difference between hated and hatted
is that
hated is of something disliked; odious while
hatted is wearing a (specified type of) hat.
As a verb hated
is past tense of hate.
hatted |
haeted |
As an adjective hatted
is wearing a (specified type of) hat.
As a verb haeted is
past tense of haet.
batted |
hatted |
As a verb batted
is past tense of bat.
As an adjective hatted is
wearing a (specified type of) hat.
fatted |
hatted |
As adjectives the difference between fatted and hatted
is that
fatted is made fat; fattened while
hatted is wearing a (specified type of) hat.
ratted |
hatted |
As adjectives the difference between ratted and hatted
is that
ratted is intoxicated while
hatted is wearing a (specified type of) hat.
As a verb ratted
is past tense of rat.
hafted |
hatted |
As a verb hafted
is past tense of haft.
As an adjective hatted is
wearing a (specified type of) hat.
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