different between lotioned vs potioned
lotioned
English
Etymology
lotion +? -ed
Verb
lotioned
- simple past tense and past participle of lotion
Adjective
lotioned (comparative more lotioned, superlative most lotioned)
- (transitive, of a body part or person) Having had lotion applied.
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potioned
English
Verb
potioned
- simple past tense and past participle of potion
Anagrams
- optioned
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- what does positioned mean
- what is positioned
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