hummed |
slammed |
As verbs the difference between hummed and slammed
is that
hummed is (
hum) while
slammed is (
slam).
slammed |
hit |
As verbs the difference between slammed and hit
is that
slammed is past tense of slam while
hit is
To strike.
As a noun hit is
a blow; a punch; a striking against; the collision of one body against another; the stroke that touches anything.
As a pronoun hit is
it.
struck | slammed |
As verbs the difference between struck and slammed
is that
struck is (
strike) (delete) while
slammed is (
slam).
popped | slammed |
As verbs the difference between popped and slammed
is that
popped is (
pop) while
slammed is (
slam).
criticised | slammed |
As verbs the difference between criticised and slammed
is that
criticised is (
criticise) while
slammed is (
slam).
slammed | swamped |
As verbs the difference between slammed and swamped
is that
slammed is past tense of slam while
swamped is past tense of swamp.
As an adjective swamped is
very busy; having too much to do.
beurridin | slammed |
As a verb slammed is
(
slam).
slammed | slimmed |
As verbs the difference between slammed and slimmed
is that
slammed is (
slam) while
slimmed is (
slim).
slammed | slammer |
As a verb slammed
is past tense of slam.
As a noun slammer is
one who, or that which, slams.
spammed | slammed |
As verbs the difference between spammed and slammed
is that
spammed is past tense of spam while
slammed is past tense of slam.
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