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Lackey vs Flunked - What's the difference?

lackey | flunked |


As verbs the difference between lackey and flunked

is that lackey is to attend, wait upon, serve obsequiously while flunked is (flunk).

As a noun lackey

is a footman, a liveried male servant.

Flunked vs Rejected - What's the difference?

flunked | rejected |


As verbs the difference between flunked and rejected

is that flunked is (flunk) while rejected is (reject).

Flunked - What does it mean?

flunked | |

Flunked vs Failed - What's the difference?

flunked | failed |


As verbs the difference between flunked and failed

is that flunked is past tense of flunk while failed is past tense of fail.

Terms vs Flunked - What's the difference?

terms | flunked |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb flunked is

(flunk).

Flanked vs Flunked - What's the difference?

flanked | flunked |


As verbs the difference between flanked and flunked

is that flanked is (flank) while flunked is (flunk).

Funked vs Flunked - What's the difference?

funked | flunked |


As verbs the difference between funked and flunked

is that funked is (funk) while flunked is (flunk).

Flunked vs Plunked - What's the difference?

flunked | plunked |


As verbs the difference between flunked and plunked

is that flunked is past tense of flunk while plunked is past tense of plunk.

Flunked vs Flunker - What's the difference?

flunked | flunker |


As a verb flunked

is (flunk).

As a noun flunker is

someone who has failed in an examination.

Fluked vs Flunked - What's the difference?

fluked | flunked |


As verbs the difference between fluked and flunked

is that fluked is past tense of fluke while flunked is past tense of flunk.

As an adjective fluked

is having flukes.

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