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buttled

Terms vs Buttled - What's the difference?

terms | buttled |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb buttled is

(buttle).

Buttled vs Bottled - What's the difference?

buttled | bottled |


As verbs the difference between buttled and bottled

is that buttled is (buttle) while bottled is (bottle).

Buttled vs Buttle - What's the difference?

buttled | buttle |


As verbs the difference between buttled and buttle

is that buttled is (buttle) while buttle is to serve as or perform the duties of a butler.

Buttles vs Buttled - What's the difference?

buttles | buttled |


As verbs the difference between buttles and buttled

is that buttles is (buttle) while buttled is (buttle).

Battled vs Buttled - What's the difference?

battled | buttled |


As verbs the difference between battled and buttled

is that battled is (battle) while buttled is (buttle).

Butted vs Buttled - What's the difference?

butted | buttled |


As verbs the difference between butted and buttled

is that butted is past tense of butt while buttled is past tense of buttle.

As an adjective butted

is {{cx|US|slang|lang=en}} Having a butt or backside (of a specified kind).

Bustled vs Buttled - What's the difference?

bustled | buttled |


As verbs the difference between bustled and buttled

is that bustled is (bustle) while buttled is (buttle).

As an adjective bustled

is having a bustle, as clothing.

Buttled vs Guttled - What's the difference?

buttled | guttled |


As verbs the difference between buttled and guttled

is that buttled is past tense of buttle while guttled is past tense of guttle.