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fagged

Fagged vs Exhausted - What's the difference?

fagged | exhausted |


As verbs the difference between fagged and exhausted

is that fagged is past tense of fag while exhausted is past tense of exhaust.

As an adjective exhausted is

depleted; in a state of exhaustion.

Terms vs Fagged - What's the difference?

terms | fagged |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb fagged is

(fag).

Fanged vs Fagged - What's the difference?

fanged | fagged |


As verbs the difference between fanged and fagged

is that fanged is (fang) while fagged is (fag).

As an adjective fanged

is equipped with fangs.

Fagged vs Wagged - What's the difference?

fagged | wagged |


As verbs the difference between fagged and wagged

is that fagged is (fag) while wagged is (wag).

Fagged vs Lagged - What's the difference?

fagged | lagged |


As verbs the difference between fagged and lagged

is that fagged is (fag) while lagged is (lag).

Fagged vs Bagged - What's the difference?

fagged | bagged |


As verbs the difference between fagged and bagged

is that fagged is past tense of fag while bagged is past tense of bag.

Dagged vs Fagged - What's the difference?

dagged | fagged |


As verbs the difference between dagged and fagged

is that dagged is (dag) while fagged is (fag).

Tagged vs Fagged - What's the difference?

tagged | fagged |


As verbs the difference between tagged and fagged

is that tagged is (tag) while fagged is (fag).

As an adjective tagged

is having a tag; labeled.

Zagged vs Fagged - What's the difference?

zagged | fagged |


As verbs the difference between zagged and fagged

is that zagged is (zag) while fagged is (fag).

Hagged vs Fagged - What's the difference?

hagged | fagged |


As an adjective hagged

is like a hag; lean; ugly.

As a verb fagged is

(fag).

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