terms |
cooned |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb cooned is
(
coon).
cooped |
cooned |
As verbs the difference between cooped and cooned
is that
cooped is (
coop) while
cooned is (
coon).
cooned |
crooned |
As verbs the difference between cooned and crooned
is that
cooned is (
coon) while
crooned is (
croon).
cooned |
coned |
As verbs the difference between cooned and coned
is that
cooned is (
coon) while
coned is (
cone).
As an adjective coned is
(
of an area) segregated or delineated by traffic cones.
cooked |
cooned |
As verbs the difference between cooked and cooned
is that
cooked is (
cook) while
cooned is (
coon).
As an adjective cooked
is of food, that has been prepared by cooking.
cooned |
nooned |
As verbs the difference between cooned and nooned
is that
cooned is (
coon) while
nooned is (
noon).
cooned |
cooeed |
As verbs the difference between cooned and cooeed
is that
cooned is past tense of coon while
cooeed is past tense of cooee.
cooned |
coined |
As verbs the difference between cooned and coined
is that
cooned is (
coon) while
coined is (
coin).
mooned |
cooned |
As verbs the difference between mooned and cooned
is that
mooned is (
moon) while
cooned is (
coon).
As an adjective mooned
is (poetic) of or resembling the moon; symbolized by the moon.
cooned |
corned |
As a verb cooned
is (
coon).
As an adjective corned is
consisting of grains; granulated.
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