plucked |
pulled |
As verbs the difference between plucked and pulled
is that
plucked is (
pluck) while
pulled is (
pull).
As an adjective plucked
is (
of something with feathers, hair etc ) having had these items removed by plucking.
plucked |
grubbed |
As verbs the difference between plucked and grubbed
is that
plucked is (
pluck) while
grubbed is (
grub).
As an adjective plucked
is (
of something with feathers, hair etc ) having had these items removed by plucking.
tweezed |
plucked |
As verbs the difference between tweezed and plucked
is that
tweezed is (
tweeze) while
plucked is (
pluck).
As an adjective plucked is
(
of something with feathers, hair etc ) having had these items removed by plucking.
plucked |
bowed |
As verbs the difference between plucked and bowed
is that
plucked is past tense of pluck while
bowed is past tense of bow.
As adjectives the difference between plucked and bowed
is that
plucked is (
of something with feathers, hair etc.) Having had these items removed by plucking while
bowed is having a bow, e.g. a
bowed instrument is played with a bow.
plucked |
reached |
As verbs the difference between plucked and reached
is that
plucked is past tense of pluck while
reached is past tense of reach.
As an adjective plucked
is (
of something with feathers, hair etc.) Having had these items removed by plucking.
plucked |
picked |
As verbs the difference between plucked and picked
is that
plucked is past tense of pluck while
picked is past tense of pick.
As adjectives the difference between plucked and picked
is that
plucked is (
of something with feathers, hair etc.) Having had these items removed by plucking while
picked is pointed; sharp.
plucked |
pucked |
As verbs the difference between plucked and pucked
is that
plucked is (
pluck) while
pucked is (
puck).
As an adjective plucked
is (
of something with feathers, hair etc ) having had these items removed by plucking.
plucked |
plucker |
As a verb plucked
is past tense of pluck.
As an adjective plucked
is (
of something with feathers, hair etc.) Having had these items removed by plucking.
As a noun plucker is
one who plucks.
plucked |
clucked |
As verbs the difference between plucked and clucked
is that
plucked is (
pluck) while
clucked is (
cluck).
As an adjective plucked
is (
of something with feathers, hair etc ) having had these items removed by plucking.
phucked |
plucked |
As verbs the difference between phucked and plucked
is that
phucked is past tense of phuck while
plucked is past tense of pluck.
As an adjective plucked is
(
of something with feathers, hair etc.) Having had these items removed by plucking.
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