doped |
ionized |
As verbs the difference between doped and ionized
is that
doped is (
dope) while
ionized is (
ionize).
As an adjective doped
is drugged.
doped |
doxed |
As verbs the difference between doped and doxed
is that
doped is past tense of dope while
doxed is past tense of dox.
As an adjective doped
is drugged.
dozed |
doped |
As verbs the difference between dozed and doped
is that
dozed is past tense of doze while
doped is past tense of dope.
As an adjective doped is
drugged.
doped |
dopped |
As verbs the difference between doped and dopped
is that
doped is past tense of dope while
dopped is past tense of dop.
As an adjective doped
is drugged.
doped |
dopey |
As adjectives the difference between doped and dopey
is that
doped is drugged while
dopey is stupid, silly.
As a verb doped
is (
dope).
coped |
doped |
As verbs the difference between coped and doped
is that
coped is (
cope) while
doped is (
dope).
As adjectives the difference between coped and doped
is that
coped is clad in a cope while
doped is drugged.
dopes |
doped |
As adjectives the difference between dopes and doped
is that
dopes is while
doped is drugged.
As a verb doped is
(
dope).
loped |
doped |
As verbs the difference between loped and doped
is that
loped is (
lope) while
doped is (
dope).
As an adjective doped is
drugged.
doted |
doped |
As verbs the difference between doted and doped
is that
doted is (
dote) while
doped is (
dope).
As adjectives the difference between doted and doped
is that
doted is (obsolete) stupid; foolish while
doped is drugged.
doper |
doped |
As adjectives the difference between doper and doped
is that
doper is comparative of dope while
doped is drugged.
As a noun doper
is one who uses performance enhancing substances for competitive gain, especially illegally.
As a verb doped is
past tense of dope.
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