looped

As verbs the difference between loop and looped

is that loop is to form something into a loop while looped is (loop).

As a noun loop

is a length of thread, line or rope that is doubled over to make an opening.

As an adjective looped is

having loops.

As a verb looped is

(loop).

As an adjective looped is

having loops.

As a verb looped

is (loop).

As an adjective looped

is having loops.

As a pronoun tied is

yours (that which belongs to you - singular).

As verbs the difference between looped and looted

is that looped is (loop) while looted is (loot).

As an adjective looped

is having loops.

As verbs the difference between looped and glooped

is that looped is (loop) while glooped is (gloop).

As an adjective looped

is having loops.

As verbs the difference between looed and looped

is that looed is (loo) while looped is (loop).

As an adjective looped is

having loops.

As a verb looped

is (loop).

As an adjective looped

is having loops.

As a noun looper is

an instrument or tool, as a bodkin, for forming a loop in yarn or cord, etc.

As verbs the difference between cooped and looped

is that cooped is (coop) while looped is (loop).

As an adjective looped is

having loops.

As verbs the difference between looped and loped

is that looped is (loop) while loped is (lope).

As an adjective looped

is having loops.