terms |
guddled |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb guddled is
(
guddle).
guddled |
guddle |
As verbs the difference between guddled and guddle
is that
guddled is (
guddle) while
guddle is to catch fish with the hands, especially by groping under stones or at the banks of a stream.
muddled |
guddled |
As verbs the difference between muddled and guddled
is that
muddled is (
muddle) while
guddled is (
guddle).
As an adjective muddled
is confused, disorganised, in disarray.
guddled |
cuddled |
As verbs the difference between guddled and cuddled
is that
guddled is (
guddle) while
cuddled is (
cuddle).
guddled |
ruddled |
As verbs the difference between guddled and ruddled
is that
guddled is past tense of guddle while
ruddled is past tense of ruddle.
guddled |
nuddled |
As verbs the difference between guddled and nuddled
is that
guddled is past tense of guddle while
nuddled is past tense of nuddle.
fuddled |
guddled |
As verbs the difference between fuddled and guddled
is that
fuddled is (
fuddle) while
guddled is (
guddle).
guddled |
puddled |
As verbs the difference between guddled and puddled
is that
guddled is (
guddle) while
puddled is (
puddle).
huddled |
guddled |
As verbs the difference between huddled and guddled
is that
huddled is past tense of huddle while
guddled is past tense of guddle.
As an adjective huddled
is crowded together in a huddle.
buddled |
guddled |
As verbs the difference between buddled and guddled
is that
buddled is past tense of buddle while
guddled is past tense of guddle.