clamp |
clamped |
As verbs the difference between clamp and clamped
is that
clamp is (intransitive) to fasten in place or together with (or as if with) a
clamp while
clamped is (
clamp).
As a noun clamp
is a brace, band, or clasp for strengthening or holding things together.
clamped |
|
is likely misspelled.
has no English definition.
As a verb clamped
is past tense of clamp.
clamped |
hugging |
As verbs the difference between clamped and hugging
is that
clamped is (
clamp) while
hugging is .
As a noun hugging is
the act of giving a hug.
terms |
clamped |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb clamped is
(
clamp).
camped |
clamped |
As verbs the difference between camped and clamped
is that
camped is (
camp) while
clamped is (
clamp).
clamped |
lamped |
As verbs the difference between clamped and lamped
is that
clamped is (
clamp) while
lamped is (
lamp).
clumped |
clamped |
As verbs the difference between clumped and clamped
is that
clumped is past tense of clump while
clamped is past tense of clamp.
clomped |
clamped |
As verbs the difference between clomped and clamped
is that
clomped is (
clomp) while
clamped is (
clamp).
champed |
clamped |
As verbs the difference between champed and clamped
is that
champed is (
champ) while
clamped is (
clamp).
clapped |
clamped |
As verbs the difference between clapped and clamped
is that
clapped is (
clap) while
clamped is (
clamp).
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