different between bunned vs bunged
bunned
English
Etymology
bun +? -ed
Adjective
bunned (not comparable)
- (of hair) Arranged in a bun.
- 1997, Mary McGarry Morris, A Dangerous Woman (page 46)
- She had been a handsome young woman, with bunned hair and a hardy smile.
- 1965, William Melvin Kelley, Dancers on the Shore
- I studied her; she looked the same, her white hair bunned at her neck, her blue eyes large behind glasses, her skin the color of unvarnished wood.
- 1997, Mary McGarry Morris, A Dangerous Woman (page 46)
Verb
bunned
- simple past tense and past participle of bun
Anagrams
- unbend
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bunged
English
Verb
bunged
- simple past tense and past participle of bung
Anagrams
- Bugden, bedung
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