terms |
fooked |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb fooked is
(
fook).
fooked |
footed |
As verbs the difference between fooked and footed
is that
fooked is past tense of fook while
footed is past tense of foot.
As an adjective footed is
having a specified form of foot.
fooked |
hooked |
As verbs the difference between fooked and hooked
is that
fooked is (
fook) while
hooked is (
hook).
As an adjective hooked is
having a sharp curve at the end; resembling a hook.
fooked |
forked |
As verbs the difference between fooked and forked
is that
fooked is (
fook) while
forked is (
fork).
As an adjective forked is
that splits into two or more directions, or parts.
rooked |
fooked |
As verbs the difference between rooked and fooked
is that
rooked is (
rook) while
fooked is (
fook).
dooked |
fooked |
As verbs the difference between dooked and fooked
is that
dooked is (
dook) while
fooked is (
fook).
fooled |
fooked |
As verbs the difference between fooled and fooked
is that
fooled is (
fool) while
fooked is (
fook).
cooked |
fooked |
As verbs the difference between cooked and fooked
is that
cooked is past tense of cook while
fooked is past tense of fook.
As an adjective cooked
is of food, that has been prepared by cooking.
sooked |
fooked |
As verbs the difference between sooked and fooked
is that
sooked is (
sook) while
fooked is (
fook).
booked |
fooked |
As verbs the difference between booked and fooked
is that
booked is (
book) while
fooked is (
fook).
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