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brooded

Wondered vs Brooded - What's the difference?

wondered | brooded |


As verbs the difference between wondered and brooded

is that wondered is (wonder) while brooded is (brood).

As an adjective wondered

is (obsolete) wonderful, extraordinary.

Brooded vs Brooked - What's the difference?

brooded | brooked |


As verbs the difference between brooded and brooked

is that brooded is (brood) while brooked is (brook).

Broomed vs Brooded - What's the difference?

broomed | brooded |


As verbs the difference between broomed and brooded

is that broomed is (broom) while brooded is (brood).

Brouded vs Brooded - What's the difference?

brouded | brooded |


As an adjective brouded

is (obsolete) braided; broidered.

As a verb brooded is

(brood).

Blooded vs Brooded - What's the difference?

blooded | brooded |


As verbs the difference between blooded and brooded

is that blooded is (blood) while brooded is (brood).

As an adjective blooded

is experienced.

Brooded vs Brooder - What's the difference?

brooded | brooder |


As a verb brooded

is (brood).

As a noun brooder is

a person who broods.

Broided vs Brooded - What's the difference?

broided | brooded |


As verbs the difference between broided and brooded

is that broided is past tense of broid while brooded is past tense of brood.

Brooded vs Wistful - What's the difference?

brooded | wistful |


As a verb brooded

is past tense of brood.

As an adjective wistful is

full of yearning or longing.