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gagged

Grassy vs Gagged - What's the difference?

grassy | gagged |


As an adjective grassy

is covered with grass.

As a verb gagged is

past participle of gag.

Gagged vs Muzzled - What's the difference?

gagged | muzzled |


As verbs the difference between gagged and muzzled

is that gagged is while muzzled is (muzzle).

As an adjective muzzled is

wearing a muzzle.

Gagged vs Chocked - What's the difference?

gagged | chocked |


As verbs the difference between gagged and chocked

is that gagged is past participle of gag while chocked is past tense of chock.

Equipment vs Gagged - What's the difference?

equipment | gagged |


As a noun equipment

is the act of equipping, or the state of being equipped, as for a voyage or expedition.

As a verb gagged is

.

Gagged vs Murdered - What's the difference?

gagged | murdered |


As verbs the difference between gagged and murdered

is that gagged is while murdered is (murder).

Gagged vs Ragged - What's the difference?

gagged | ragged |


As verbs the difference between gagged and ragged

is that gagged is while ragged is (rag).

As an adjective ragged is

rent or worn into tatters, or till the texture is broken.

Nagged vs Gagged - What's the difference?

nagged | gagged |


As verbs the difference between nagged and gagged

is that nagged is (nag) while gagged is .

Gagged vs Sagged - What's the difference?

gagged | sagged |


As verbs the difference between gagged and sagged

is that gagged is while sagged is (sag).

Terms vs Gagged - What's the difference?

terms | gagged |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb gagged is

.

Vagged vs Gagged - What's the difference?

vagged | gagged |


As verbs the difference between vagged and gagged

is that vagged is past tense of vag while gagged is past participle of gag.

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