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knotted

Knotted vs Knobbed - What's the difference?

knotted | knobbed |


As verbs the difference between knotted and knobbed

is that knotted is (knot) while knobbed is (knob).

As an adjective knobbed is

having a knob or knobs.

Knotted vs Restricted - What's the difference?

knotted | restricted |


As verbs the difference between knotted and restricted

is that knotted is (knot) while restricted is (restrict).

As an adjective restricted is

limited within bounds.

Knotted - What does it mean?

knotted | |

Knotty vs Knotted - What's the difference?

knotty | knotted |


As an adjective knotty

is full of knots.

As a verb knotted is

past tense of knot.

Knotted vs Snotted - What's the difference?

knotted | snotted |


As verbs the difference between knotted and snotted

is that knotted is past tense of knot while snotted is past tense of snot.

Knouted vs Knotted - What's the difference?

knouted | knotted |


As verbs the difference between knouted and knotted

is that knouted is (knout) while knotted is (knot).

Knitted vs Knotted - What's the difference?

knitted | knotted |


As verbs the difference between knitted and knotted

is that knitted is simple past of knit while knotted is past tense of knot.

As an adjective knitted

is made by knitting, or resembling in texture something made by knitting.

Knotted vs Twisted - What's the difference?

knotted | twisted |


As verbs the difference between knotted and twisted

is that knotted is (knot) while twisted is (twist).

As an adjective twisted is

contorted.

Knotted vs Nodation - What's the difference?

knotted | nodation |


As a verb knotted

is (knot).

As a noun nodation is

the act of making a knot.

Knotted vs Pretzelosity - What's the difference?

knotted | pretzelosity |


As a verb knotted

is (knot).

As a noun pretzelosity is

(mathematics|physics) the condition of having the knotted form of a pretzel.

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