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bited

Biter vs Bited - What's the difference?

biter | bited |


As a noun biter

is agent noun of bite; someone or something who bites.

As a verb bited is

(nonstandard) (bite).

Bited vs Bitey - What's the difference?

bited | bitey |


As a verb bited

is (nonstandard) (bite).

As an adjective bitey is

(informal) inclined to bite.

Bited vs Bated - What's the difference?

bited | bated |


As verbs the difference between bited and bated

is that bited is (nonstandard) (bite) while bated is (bate).

As an adjective bated is

reduced; lowered; restrained; as, to speak with bated breath.

Bided vs Bited - What's the difference?

bided | bited |


As verbs the difference between bided and bited

is that bided is past tense of bide while bited is past tense of bite.

Bited vs Biped - What's the difference?

bited | biped |


As a verb bited

is past tense of bite.

As a noun biped is

an animal, being or construction that goes about on two feet (or two legs).

Kited vs Bited - What's the difference?

kited | bited |


As verbs the difference between kited and bited

is that kited is past tense of kite while bited is past tense of bite.

Sited vs Bited - What's the difference?

sited | bited |


As verbs the difference between sited and bited

is that sited is (site) while bited is (nonstandard) (bite).

Bited vs Baited - What's the difference?

bited | baited |


As verbs the difference between bited and baited

is that bited is (nonstandard) (bite) while baited is (bait).

Bited vs Cited - What's the difference?

bited | cited |


As verbs the difference between bited and cited

is that bited is (nonstandard) (bite) while cited is (cite).

Bitted vs Bited - What's the difference?

bitted | bited |


As verbs the difference between bitted and bited

is that bitted is past tense of bit while bited is past tense of bite.

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