barded
Barded vs Barged - What's the difference?
barded | barged |
As an adjective barded
is (of a horse) accoutered with defensive armor.As a verb barged is
(barge).Barded vs Banded - What's the difference?
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 vs Barded - What's the difference?
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 vs Farded - What's the difference?
barded | farded |As an adjective barded
is (of a horse) accoutered with defensive armor.As a verb farded is
(fard).Carded vs Barded - What's the difference?
carded | barded |As a verb carded
is (card).As an adjective barded is
(of a horse) accoutered with defensive armor.Yarded vs Barded - What's the difference?
yarded | barded |As a verb yarded
is (yard).As an adjective barded is
(of a horse) accoutered with defensive armor.Warded vs Barded - What's the difference?
warded | barded |As a verb warded
is past tense of ward.As an adjective barded is
accoutered with defensive armor.Barfed vs Barded - What's the difference?
barfed | barded |As a verb barfed
is (barf).As an adjective barded is
(of a horse) accoutered with defensive armor.Birded vs Barded - What's the difference?
birded | barded |As a verb birded
is past tense of bird.As an adjective barded is
accoutered with defensive armor.Balded vs Barded - What's the difference?
balded | barded |