jumper |
jumped |
As verbs the difference between jumper and jumped
is that
jumper is to connect with an electrical jumper while
jumped is (
jump).
As a noun jumper
is someone or something that jumps, eg a participant in a jumping event in track or skiing or
jumper can be (chiefly|british|australian) a woolen sweater or pullover.
jumped |
umped |
As verbs the difference between jumped and umped
is that
jumped is (
jump) while
umped is (
ump).
juped |
jumped |
As verbs the difference between juped and jumped
is that
juped is (
jupe) while
jumped is (
jump).
jumped |
rumped |
As a verb jumped
is past tense of jump.
As an adjective rumped is
(
in combination) having the specified form of rump.
jumped |
humped |
As verbs the difference between jumped and humped
is that
jumped is past tense of jump while
humped is past participle of lang=en.
As an adjective humped is
having a hump or humps.
jumped |
pumped |
As verbs the difference between jumped and pumped
is that
jumped is (
jump) while
pumped is (
pump).
As an adjective pumped is
(slang): pumped up.
jumped |
lumped |
As verbs the difference between jumped and lumped
is that
jumped is past tense of jump while
lumped is past tense of lump.
jumped |
sumped |
As verbs the difference between jumped and sumped
is that
jumped is past tense of jump while
sumped is past tense of sump.
mumped |
jumped |
As verbs the difference between mumped and jumped
is that
mumped is past tense of mump while
jumped is past tense of jump.
dumped |
jumped |
As verbs the difference between dumped and jumped
is that
dumped is past tense of dump while
jumped is past tense of jump.
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