barded |
banded |
As adjectives the difference between barded and banded
is that
barded is (of a horse) accoutered with defensive armor while
banded is marked with bands of colour.
As a verb banded is
(
band).
larded |
barded |
As adjectives the difference between larded and barded
is that
larded is coated or stuffed with fat or strips of bacon etc while
barded is accoutered with defensive armor.
As a verb larded
is past tense of lard.
barded |
farded |
As an adjective barded
is (of a horse) accoutered with defensive armor.
As a verb farded is
(
fard).
carded |
barded |
As a verb carded
is (
card).
As an adjective barded is
(of a horse) accoutered with defensive armor.
yarded |
barded |
As a verb yarded
is (
yard).
As an adjective barded is
(of a horse) accoutered with defensive armor.
warded |
barded |
As a verb warded
is past tense of ward.
As an adjective barded is
accoutered with defensive armor.
barfed |
barded |
As a verb barfed
is (
barf).
As an adjective barded is
(of a horse) accoutered with defensive armor.
birded |
barded |
As a verb birded
is past tense of bird.
As an adjective barded is
accoutered with defensive armor.
balded |
barded |
As a verb balded
is (
bald).
As an adjective barded is
(of a horse) accoutered with defensive armor.
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