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hovered

Lingered vs Hovered - What's the difference?

lingered | hovered |


As verbs the difference between lingered and hovered

is that lingered is past tense of linger while hovered is past tense of hover.

Hung vs Hovered - What's the difference?

hung | hovered |


As verbs the difference between hung and hovered

is that hung is past tense of hang while hovered is past tense of hover.

As an adjective hung

is suspended by hanging.

Hovered vs Moved - What's the difference?

hovered | moved |


As verbs the difference between hovered and moved

is that hovered is past tense of hover while moved is past tense of move.

As an adjective moved is

emotionally affected; touched.

Loomed vs Hovered - What's the difference?

loomed | hovered |


As verbs the difference between loomed and hovered

is that loomed is (loom) while hovered is (hover).

Terms vs Hovered - What's the difference?

terms | hovered |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb hovered is

(hover).

Hoveled vs Hovered - What's the difference?

hoveled | hovered |


As verbs the difference between hoveled and hovered

is that hoveled is past tense of hovel while hovered is past tense of hover.

Hovered vs Hoverer - What's the difference?

hovered | hoverer |


As a verb hovered

is (hover).

As a noun hoverer is

one who, or that which, hovers.

Hovered vs Hoovered - What's the difference?

hovered | hoovered |


As verbs the difference between hovered and hoovered

is that hovered is past tense of hover while hoovered is past tense of hoover.

Havered vs Hovered - What's the difference?

havered | hovered |


As verbs the difference between havered and hovered

is that havered is (haver) while hovered is (hover).

Hovered vs Homered - What's the difference?

hovered | homered |


As verbs the difference between hovered and homered

is that hovered is past tense of hover while homered is past tense of homer.

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