terms |
pootled |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb pootled is
(
pootle).
pootle |
pootled |
As verbs the difference between pootle and pootled
is that
pootle is (british) to wander or ramble in a leisurely, indirect, or aimless manner, such as by walking or driving; to potter while
pootled is (
pootle).
As a noun pootle
is (british) a stroll; a wandering.
pootles |
pootled |
As verbs the difference between pootles and pootled
is that
pootles is third-person singular of pootle while
pootled is past tense of pootle.
As a noun pootles
is plural of lang=en.
pootled |
pooled |
As verbs the difference between pootled and pooled
is that
pootled is (
pootle) while
pooled is (
pool).
tootled |
pootled |
As verbs the difference between tootled and pootled
is that
tootled is past tense of tootle while
pootled is past tense of pootle.
pootled |
footled |
As verbs the difference between pootled and footled
is that
pootled is past tense of pootle while
footled is past tense of footle.
pooted |
pootled |
As verbs the difference between pooted and pootled
is that
pooted is (
poot) while
pootled is (
pootle).
pootled |
rootled |
As verbs the difference between pootled and rootled
is that
pootled is past tense of pootle while
rootled is past tense of rootle.