terms |
scagged |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb scagged is
(
scag).
swagged |
scagged |
As verbs the difference between swagged and scagged
is that
swagged is (
swag) while
scagged is (
scag).
scagged |
snagged |
As verbs the difference between scagged and snagged
is that
scagged is (
scag) while
snagged is (
snag).
As an adjective snagged is
full of snags; snaggy.
stagged |
scagged |
As verbs the difference between stagged and scagged
is that
stagged is past tense of stag while
scagged is past tense of scag.
sagged |
scagged |
As verbs the difference between sagged and scagged
is that
sagged is past tense of sag while
scagged is past tense of scag.
scagged |
shagged |
As verbs the difference between scagged and shagged
is that
scagged is (
scag) while
shagged is (
shag).
As an adjective shagged is
(rare) having or covered with shaggy hair or
shagged can be (vulgar) extremely tired.
slagged |
scagged |
As verbs the difference between slagged and scagged
is that
slagged is (
slag) while
scagged is (
scag).
scagged |
scragged |
As a verb scagged
is (
scag).
As an adjective scragged is
rough with irregular points or a broken surface; scraggy.