binged

As verbs the difference between binged and binded

is that binged is (binge) while binded is (nonstandard) bound; (bind).

As verbs the difference between binged and bringed

is that binged is past tense of binge while bringed is past tense of bring.

As an adjective bingoed

is drunk.

As a verb binged is

(binge).

As verbs the difference between hinged and binged

is that hinged is (hinge) while binged is (binge).

As an adjective hinged

is affixed by a hinge, as a door.

As verbs the difference between kinged and binged

is that kinged is (king) while binged is (binge).

As verbs the difference between binged and tinged

is that binged is (binge) while tinged is (tinge) or tinged can be (ting).

As verbs the difference between bigged and binged

is that bigged is (big) while binged is (binge).

As verbs the difference between binge and binged

is that binge is to engage in a short period of excessive consumption, especially of excessive alcohol consumption while binged is (binge).

As a noun binge

is a short period of excessive consumption, especially of excessive alcohol consumption.

As verbs the difference between ringed and binged

is that ringed is (ring) (etymology 1 only; the circle sense) while binged is (binge).

As an adjective ringed

is marked with rings, circles or loops.

As verbs the difference between binged and winged

is that binged is past tense of binge while winged is past tense of wing.

As an adjective winged is

having wings.