hulled

As verbs the difference between hulled and dehulled

is that hulled is past tense of hull while dehulled is past tense of dehull.

As an adjective hulled

is deprived of the hulls.

As verbs the difference between shelled and hulled

is that shelled is past tense of shell while hulled is past tense of hull.

As an adjective hulled is

deprived of the hulls.

As an adjective hulled

is deprived of the hulls.

As a verb hulled

is (hull).

As a noun huller is

one who, or that which, hulls; especially, an agricultural machine for removing the hulls from grain; a hulling machine.

As verbs the difference between hurled and hulled

is that hurled is past tense of hurl while hulled is past tense of hull.

As an adjective hulled is

deprived of the hulls.

As verbs the difference between nulled and hulled

is that nulled is (null) while hulled is (hull).

As adjectives the difference between nulled and hulled

is that nulled is turned so as to resemble nulled work while hulled is deprived of the hulls.

As verbs the difference between hulled and pulled

is that hulled is (hull) while pulled is (pull).

As an adjective hulled

is deprived of the hulls.

As verbs the difference between dulled and hulled

is that dulled is (dull) while hulled is (hull).

As an adjective hulled is

deprived of the hulls.

As verbs the difference between hulked and hulled

is that hulked is (hulk) while hulled is (hull).

As an adjective hulled is

deprived of the hulls.

As verbs the difference between hulled and fulled

is that hulled is (hull) while fulled is (full) to make cloth denser and firmer.

As an adjective hulled

is deprived of the hulls.

As verbs the difference between lulled and hulled

is that lulled is (lull) while hulled is (hull).

As an adjective hulled is

deprived of the hulls.