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battled

Badminton vs Battled - What's the difference?

badminton | battled |


As a noun badminton

is badminton.

As a verb battled is

(battle).

Battled vs Battled - What's the difference?

battled | battled |


As verbs the difference between battled and battled

is that battled is past tense of battle while battled is past tense of battle.

Tattled vs Battled - What's the difference?

tattled | battled |


As verbs the difference between tattled and battled

is that tattled is (tattle) while battled is (battle).

Battled vs Wattled - What's the difference?

battled | wattled |


As verbs the difference between battled and wattled

is that battled is past tense of battle while wattled is past tense of wattle.

As an adjective wattled is

having a wattle.

Batted vs Battled - What's the difference?

batted | battled |


As verbs the difference between batted and battled

is that batted is (bat) while battled is (battle).

Battled vs Buttled - What's the difference?

battled | buttled |


As verbs the difference between battled and buttled

is that battled is (battle) while buttled is (buttle).

Battled vs Rattled - What's the difference?

battled | rattled |


As verbs the difference between battled and rattled

is that battled is (battle) while rattled is (rattle).

Battled vs Brattled - What's the difference?

battled | brattled |


As verbs the difference between battled and brattled

is that battled is past tense of battle while brattled is past tense of brattle.

Battled vs Bottled - What's the difference?

battled | bottled |


As verbs the difference between battled and bottled

is that battled is (battle) while bottled is (bottle).

Battled vs Battle - What's the difference?

battled | battle |


As a verb battled

is (battle).

As a proper noun battle is

from places in england that have been sites of a battle.

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