terms |
chammed |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb chammed is
(
cham).
chammed |
chasmed |
As a verb chammed
is past tense of cham.
As an adjective chasmed is
having gaps or a chasm.
chammed |
hammed |
As verbs the difference between chammed and hammed
is that
chammed is (
cham) while
hammed is (
ham).
chammed |
crammed |
As verbs the difference between chammed and crammed
is that
chammed is (
cham) while
crammed is (
cram).
shammed |
chammed |
As verbs the difference between shammed and chammed
is that
shammed is (
sham) while
chammed is (
cham).
charmed |
chammed |
As verbs the difference between charmed and chammed
is that
charmed is (
charm) while
chammed is (
cham).
As an adjective charmed
is bewitched, under a magic spell (cast by a charm).
chammed |
whammed |
As verbs the difference between chammed and whammed
is that
chammed is past tense of cham while
whammed is past tense of wham.
chammed |
champed |
As verbs the difference between chammed and champed
is that
chammed is (
cham) while
champed is (
champ).
clammed |
chammed |
As verbs the difference between clammed and chammed
is that
clammed is past tense of clam while
chammed is past tense of cham.
chummed |
chammed |
As verbs the difference between chummed and chammed
is that
chummed is past tense of chum while
chammed is past tense of cham.
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