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lumbered

Lumbered vs Arduous - What's the difference?

lumbered | arduous |


As a verb lumbered

is (lumber).

As an adjective arduous is

needing or using up much energy; testing powers of endurance.

Hobbled vs Lumbered - What's the difference?

hobbled | lumbered |


As verbs the difference between hobbled and lumbered

is that hobbled is (hobble) while lumbered is (lumber).

Lumberer vs Lumbered - What's the difference?

lumberer | lumbered |


As a noun lumberer

is one who lumbers, who moves in a heavy and ungainly manner.

As a verb lumbered is

(lumber).

Limbered vs Lumbered - What's the difference?

limbered | lumbered |


As verbs the difference between limbered and lumbered

is that limbered is past tense of limber while lumbered is past tense of lumber.

Lumbered vs Numbered - What's the difference?

lumbered | numbered |


As verbs the difference between lumbered and numbered

is that lumbered is past tense of lumber while numbered is past tense of number.

Lumbered vs Cumbered - What's the difference?

lumbered | cumbered |


As verbs the difference between lumbered and cumbered

is that lumbered is (lumber) while cumbered is (cumber).

As an adjective cumbered is

hampered; encumbered.

Slumbered vs Lumbered - What's the difference?

slumbered | lumbered |


As verbs the difference between slumbered and lumbered

is that slumbered is (slumber) while lumbered is (lumber).