terms |
stanked |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb stanked is
(
stank).
stanked |
swanked |
As verbs the difference between stanked and swanked
is that
stanked is past tense of stank while
swanked is past tense of swank.
tanked |
stanked |
As verbs the difference between tanked and stanked
is that
tanked is (
tank) while
stanked is (
stank).
As an adjective tanked
is (slang) drunk.
stanked |
staked |
As verbs the difference between stanked and staked
is that
stanked is (
stank) while
staked is (
stake).
stanked |
stonked |
As verbs the difference between stanked and stonked
is that
stanked is (
stank) while
stonked is (
stonk).
stanked |
stacked |
As verbs the difference between stanked and stacked
is that
stanked is (
stank) while
stacked is (
stack).
As an adjective stacked is
arranged in a stack.
stanked |
starked |
As verbs the difference between stanked and starked
is that
stanked is past tense of stank while
starked is past tense of stark.
stanked |
standed |
As verbs the difference between stanked and standed
is that
stanked is past tense of stank while
standed is past tense of stand.
stalked |
stanked |
As verbs the difference between stalked and stanked
is that
stalked is (
stalk) while
stanked is (
stank).
As an adjective stalked
is having a stalk or stem; borne upon a stem.
skanked |
stanked |
As verbs the difference between skanked and stanked
is that
skanked is past tense of skank while
stanked is past tense of stank.
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