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ginned

Wikidiffcom vs Ginned - What's the difference?

wikidiffcom | ginned |

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As a verb ginned is

past tense of gin.

As an adjective ginned is

drunk.

Ginned vs Tinned - What's the difference?

ginned | tinned |


As verbs the difference between ginned and tinned

is that ginned is past tense of gin while tinned is past tense of tin.

As adjectives the difference between ginned and tinned

is that ginned is drunk while tinned is coated, or plated with tin.

Sinned vs Ginned - What's the difference?

sinned | ginned |


As verbs the difference between sinned and ginned

is that sinned is past tense of sin while ginned is past tense of gin.

As an adjective ginned is

drunk.

Pinned vs Ginned - What's the difference?

pinned | ginned |


As verbs the difference between pinned and ginned

is that pinned is past tense of pin while ginned is past tense of gin.

As an adjective ginned is

drunk.

Ginned vs Winned - What's the difference?

ginned | winned |


As verbs the difference between ginned and winned

is that ginned is past tense of gin while winned is past tense of win.

As an adjective ginned

is drunk.

Inned vs Ginned - What's the difference?

inned | ginned |


As verbs the difference between inned and ginned

is that inned is past tense of inn while ginned is past tense of gin.

As an adjective ginned is

drunk.

Ginned vs Ginnet - What's the difference?

ginned | ginnet |


As a verb ginned

is past tense of gin.

As an adjective ginned

is drunk.

As a noun ginnet is

alternative form of lang=en.

Girned vs Ginned - What's the difference?

girned | ginned |


As verbs the difference between girned and ginned

is that girned is past tense of girn while ginned is past tense of gin.

As an adjective ginned is

drunk.

Ginned vs Ginner - What's the difference?

ginned | ginner |


As a verb ginned

is past tense of gin.

As an adjective ginned

is drunk.

As a noun ginner is

a person who operates a gin.

Ginned vs Grinned - What's the difference?

ginned | grinned |


As verbs the difference between ginned and grinned

is that ginned is past tense of gin while grinned is past tense of grin.

As an adjective ginned

is drunk.

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