moored |
stopped |
As verbs the difference between moored and stopped
is that
moored is past tense of moor while
stopped is past tense of stop.
As an adjective stopped is
not moving, but not properly parked or berthed;
said also of the occupants of such a vehicle.
anchored | moored |
As verbs the difference between anchored and moored
is that
anchored is (
anchor) while
moored is (
moor).
As an adjective anchored
is (heraldry) having the extremities turned back, like the flukes of an anchor.
moored | roped |
As verbs the difference between moored and roped
is that
moored is past tense of moor while
roped is past tense of rope.
moored | mooted |
As verbs the difference between moored and mooted
is that
moored is (
moor) while
mooted is (
moot).
As an adjective mooted is
made, or proven to be, moot.
mooed | moored |
As verbs the difference between mooed and moored
is that
mooed is (
moo) while
moored is (
moor).
moored | mooned |
As verbs the difference between moored and mooned
is that
moored is (
moor) while
mooned is (
moon).
As an adjective mooned is
(poetic) of or resembling the moon; symbolized by the moon.
moored | doored |
As verbs the difference between moored and doored
is that
moored is (
moor) while
doored is (
door).
moored | mored |
As verbs the difference between moored and mored
is that
moored is (
moor) while
mored is (
more).
motored | moored |
As verbs the difference between motored and moored
is that
motored is (
motor) while
moored is (
moor).
moored | moorer |
As a verb moored
is (
moor).
As a noun moorer is
(nautical|rare) the person who moors a vessel.
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