pooped |
sat |
As an adjective pooped
is (slang) tired; exhausted.
As a verb pooped
is (
poop).
As a noun sat is
clothing.
pooped |
|
pooped |
false |
As adjectives the difference between pooped and false
is that
pooped is (slang) tired; exhausted while
false is (
label) one of two states of a boolean variable; logic.
As a verb pooped
is (
poop).
shat |
pooped |
As a noun shat
is wife.
As an adjective pooped is
(slang) tired; exhausted.
As a verb pooped is
(
poop).
pooped |
hooped |
As verbs the difference between pooped and hooped
is that
pooped is (
poop) while
hooped is (
hoop).
As an adjective pooped
is (slang) tired; exhausted.
pooped |
pooted |
As verbs the difference between pooped and pooted
is that
pooped is (
poop) while
pooted is (
poot).
As an adjective pooped
is (slang) tired; exhausted.
pomped |
pooped |
As verbs the difference between pomped and pooped
is that
pomped is (
pomp) while
pooped is (
poop).
As an adjective pooped is
(slang) tired; exhausted.
pooped |
cooped |
As verbs the difference between pooped and cooped
is that
pooped is past tense of poop while
cooped is past tense of coop.
As an adjective pooped
is tired; exhausted.
poofed |
pooped |
As verbs the difference between poofed and pooped
is that
poofed is past tense of poof while
pooped is past tense of poop.
As an adjective pooped is
tired; exhausted.
pooed |
pooped |
As verbs the difference between pooed and pooped
is that
pooed is past tense of poo while
pooped is past tense of poop.
As an adjective pooped is
tired; exhausted.
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