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writhed

Writhed vs Roiled - What's the difference?

writhed | roiled |


As verbs the difference between writhed and roiled

is that writhed is (writhe) while roiled is (roil).

Writhed vs Floundered - What's the difference?

writhed | floundered |


As verbs the difference between writhed and floundered

is that writhed is (writhe) while floundered is (flounder).

Terms vs Writhed - What's the difference?

terms | writhed |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb writhed is

(writhe).

Writhen vs Writhed - What's the difference?

writhen | writhed |


As verbs the difference between writhen and writhed

is that writhen is (archaic) while writhed is (writhe).

As an adjective writhen

is twisted, contorted.

Withed vs Writhed - What's the difference?

withed | writhed |


As verbs the difference between withed and writhed

is that withed is past tense of withe while writhed is past tense of writhe.

Writhed vs Writed - What's the difference?

writhed | writed |


As verbs the difference between writhed and writed

is that writhed is past tense of writhe while writed is past tense of write.

Writhed vs Writhled - What's the difference?

writhed | writhled |


As a verb writhed

is (writhe).

As an adjective writhled is

(obsolete) wrinkled.

Wrathed vs Writhed - What's the difference?

wrathed | writhed |


As verbs the difference between wrathed and writhed

is that wrathed is past tense of wrath while writhed is past tense of writhe.

Writhe vs Writhed - What's the difference?

writhe | writhed |


As verbs the difference between writhe and writhed

is that writhe is to twist, to wring (something) while writhed is past tense of writhe.

As a noun writhe

is the number of negative crossings subtracted from the number of positive crossings in a knot.

Writhed vs Writhes - What's the difference?

writhed | writhes |


As verbs the difference between writhed and writhes

is that writhed is (writhe) while writhes is (writhe).

As a noun writhes is

.