rustled

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb rustled is

(rustle).

As verbs the difference between rustled and bustled

is that rustled is past tense of rustle while bustled is past tense of bustle.

As an adjective bustled is

having a bustle, as clothing.

As verbs the difference between justled and rustled

is that justled is past tense of justle while rustled is past tense of rustle.

As verbs the difference between rustled and rustle

is that rustled is past tense of rustle while rustle is to move (something) with a soft crackling sound.

As a noun rustle is

a soft crackling sound similar to the movement of leaves.

As verbs the difference between rustled and rusted

is that rustled is (rustle) while rusted is (rust).

As an adjective rusted is

(often|rusted-out) corroded; steel that has oxidized; covered in rust.

As verbs the difference between rustles and rustled

is that rustles is (rustle) while rustled is (rustle).

As a noun rustles

is .

As verbs the difference between rustled and hustled

is that rustled is past tense of rustle while hustled is past tense of hustle.

As a noun rustler

is one who rustles; a cattle thief.

As a verb rustled is

(rustle).

As verbs the difference between brustled and rustled

is that brustled is past tense of brustle while rustled is past tense of rustle.

As verbs the difference between rustled and nustled

is that rustled is (rustle) while nustled is (nustle).