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Lynched vs Hung - What's the difference?

lynched | hung |


As verbs the difference between lynched and hung

is that lynched is (lynch) while hung is (hang).

As an adjective hung is

suspended by hanging.

Hanged vs Lynched - What's the difference?

hanged | lynched |


As verbs the difference between hanged and lynched

is that hanged is (hang) while lynched is (lynch).

Terms vs Lynched - What's the difference?

terms | lynched |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb lynched is

(lynch).

Lynches vs Lynched - What's the difference?

lynches | lynched |


As verbs the difference between lynches and lynched

is that lynches is (lynch) while lynched is (lynch).

Lynched vs Synched - What's the difference?

lynched | synched |


As verbs the difference between lynched and synched

is that lynched is past tense of lynch while synched is past tense of synch.

Lyncher vs Lynched - What's the difference?

lyncher | lynched |


As a noun lyncher

is one who lynches.

As a verb lynched is

(lynch).

Lynched vs Lanched - What's the difference?

lynched | lanched |


As verbs the difference between lynched and lanched

is that lynched is (lynch) while lanched is (lanch).

Lynched vs Lunched - What's the difference?

lynched | lunched |


As verbs the difference between lynched and lunched

is that lynched is past tense of lynch while lunched is past tense of lunch.

Lynched vs Lynchet - What's the difference?

lynched | lynchet |


As a verb lynched

is (lynch).

As a noun lynchet is

(archaeology) a bank of earth that slowly builds up on the lower slope of a ploughed field; a feature of ancient field systems.