shouted |
bawled |
As verbs the difference between shouted and bawled
is that
shouted is (
shout) while
bawled is (
bawl).
bawled |
bailed |
As verbs the difference between bawled and bailed
is that
bawled is past tense of bawl while
bailed is past tense of bail.
bawled |
bowled |
As verbs the difference between bawled and bowled
is that
bawled is past tense of bawl while
bowled is past tense of bowl.
As an adverb bowled is
describing the method of being dismissed in which the ball is bowled, and it hits and breaks the batsman's wicket.
bawled |
bawwed |
As verbs the difference between bawled and bawwed
is that
bawled is past tense of bawl while
bawwed is past tense of baww.
bawler |
bawled |
As a noun bawler
is agent noun of bawl; one who bawls.
As a verb bawled is
(
bawl).
bawled |
baled |
As verbs the difference between bawled and baled
is that
bawled is (
bawl) while
baled is (
bale).
bawled |
balled |
As verbs the difference between bawled and balled
is that
bawled is (
bawl) while
balled is (
ball).
bawled |
pawled |
As verbs the difference between bawled and pawled
is that
bawled is (
bawl) while
pawled is (
pawl).
bawled |
brawled |
As verbs the difference between bawled and brawled
is that
bawled is past tense of bawl while
brawled is past tense of brawl.
wawled |
bawled |
As verbs the difference between wawled and bawled
is that
wawled is past tense of wawl while
bawled is past tense of bawl.
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