terms |
getted |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb getted is
(nonstandard|childish).
found |
getted |
As verbs the difference between found and getted
is that
found is (
find) or
found can be to begin building or
found can be to melt, especially of metal in an industrial setting while
getted is (nonstandard|childish).
As a noun found
is food and lodging, board or
found can be a thin, single-cut file for comb-makers.
getted |
vetted |
As verbs the difference between getted and vetted
is that
getted is (nonstandard|childish) while
vetted is (
vet).
As an adjective vetted is
of or pertaining to an investigation, especially one that has been completed.
setted |
getted |
As verbs the difference between setted and getted
is that
setted is (
set) (meaning to divide students into different ability groups) while
getted is (nonstandard|childish).
letted |
getted |
As verbs the difference between letted and getted
is that
letted is simple past of let; hindered while
getted is past tense of get.
getted |
gutted |
As verbs the difference between getted and gutted
is that
getted is past tense of get while
gutted is past tense of gut.
As an adjective gutted is
eviscerated.
getted |
gatted |
As verbs the difference between getted and gatted
is that
getted is past tense of get while
gatted is past tense of gat.
getted |
retted |
As a verb getted
is past tense of get.
As an adjective retted is
moistened or soaked to soften.
getted |
getten |
As verbs the difference between getted and getten
is that
getted is (nonstandard|childish) while
getten is .
getted |
petted |
As verbs the difference between getted and petted
is that
getted is (nonstandard|childish) while
petted is (
pet).
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