terms |
muckled |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb muckled is
(
muckle).
muckled |
muckle |
As verbs the difference between muckled and muckle
is that
muckled is (
muckle) while
muckle is (us|dialectal) to latch onto something with the mouth.
As a noun muckle is
(chiefly|scotland) a great amount.
As an adjective muckle is
(archaic|outside|northumbria|and|scotland) large, massive.
muckled |
suckled |
As verbs the difference between muckled and suckled
is that
muckled is (
muckle) while
suckled is (
suckle).
muckled |
ruckled |
As verbs the difference between muckled and ruckled
is that
muckled is (
muckle) while
ruckled is (
ruckle).
muckled |
mucked |
As verbs the difference between muckled and mucked
is that
muckled is (
muckle) while
mucked is (
muck).
muckled |
muckles |
As verbs the difference between muckled and muckles
is that
muckled is past tense of muckle while
muckles is third-person singular of muckle.
buckled |
muckled |
As verbs the difference between buckled and muckled
is that
buckled is (
buckle) while
muckled is (
muckle).
muckled |
mackled |
As verbs the difference between muckled and mackled
is that
muckled is (
muckle) while
mackled is (
mackle).