terms |
swacked |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective swacked is
(slang) drunk.
swacked |
sacked |
As an adjective swacked
is (slang) drunk.
As a verb sacked is
(
sack).
snacked |
swacked |
As a verb snacked
is (
snack).
As an adjective swacked is
(slang) drunk.
swacked |
swanked |
As an adjective swacked
is drunk.
As a verb swanked is
past tense of swank.
swacked |
stacked |
In slang|lang=en terms the difference between swacked and stacked
is that
swacked is (slang) drunk while
stacked is (slang) unfairly constructed, as a stacked deck of cards.
As adjectives the difference between swacked and stacked
is that
swacked is (slang) drunk while
stacked is arranged in a stack.
As a verb stacked is
(
stack).
smacked |
swacked |
As a verb smacked
is past tense of smack.
As an adjective swacked is
drunk.
slacked |
swacked |
As a verb slacked
is (
slack).
As an adjective swacked is
(slang) drunk.
swacked |
shacked |
As an adjective swacked
is (slang) drunk.
As a verb shacked is
(
shack).
