beaked |
beated |
As verbs the difference between beaked and beated
is that
beaked is past tense of beak while
beated is past tense of beat.
As an adjective beaked
is having a beak.
belted |
beated |
As verbs the difference between belted and beated
is that
belted is (
belt) while
beated is (nonstandard) (
beat).
beated |
bleated |
As verbs the difference between beated and bleated
is that
beated is past tense of beat while
bleated is past tense of bleat.
beated |
belated |
As verbs the difference between beated and belated
is that
beated is (nonstandard) (
beat) while
belated is (
belate).
As an adjective belated is
later in relation to the proper time something should have happened.
beated |
beared |
As verbs the difference between beated and beared
is that
beated is (nonstandard) (
beat) while
beared is (
bear).
beated |
eated |
In nonstandard terms the difference between beated and eated
is that
beated is past tense of beat while
eated is past tense of eat.
beamed |
beated |
As verbs the difference between beamed and beated
is that
beamed is (
beam) while
beated is (nonstandard) (
beat).
As an adjective beamed
is furnished with beams or timbers.
beated |
bested |
As verbs the difference between beated and bested
is that
beated is (nonstandard) (
beat) while
bested is (
best) or
bested can be
variant of (
bestead).
beasted |
beated |
As verbs the difference between beasted and beated
is that
beasted is (
beast) while
beated is (nonstandard) (
beat).
betaed |
beated |
Beated is a anagram of betaed.
As verbs the difference between betaed and beated
is that
betaed is past tense of beta while
beated is past tense of beat.
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