boree |
bored |
As a noun boree
is obsolete form of bourrée.
As a verb bored is
past tense of bore.
As an adjective bored is
suffering from boredom.
jaded |
bored |
As adjectives the difference between jaded and bored
is that
jaded is worn out, wearied, exhausted or lacking enthusiasm, due to age or experience while
bored is suffering from boredom.
As verbs the difference between jaded and bored
is that
jaded is past tense of jade while
bored is past tense of bore.
pored |
bored |
As verbs the difference between pored and bored
is that
pored is (
pore) while
bored is (
bore).
As an adjective bored is
suffering from boredom.
borned |
bored |
As verbs the difference between borned and bored
is that
borned is (nonstandard) born while
bored is (
bore).
As an adjective bored is
suffering from boredom.
bowed |
bored |
As verbs the difference between bowed and bored
is that
bowed is (
bow) while
bored is (
bore).
As adjectives the difference between bowed and bored
is that
bowed is having a bow, eg a
bowed instrument is played with a bow while
bored is suffering from boredom.
gored |
bored |
As verbs the difference between gored and bored
is that
gored is (
gore) while
bored is (
bore).
As adjectives the difference between gored and bored
is that
gored is (textiles) having a gore or gores while
bored is suffering from boredom.
bored |
mored |
As verbs the difference between bored and mored
is that
bored is (
bore) while
mored is (
more).
As an adjective bored
is suffering from boredom.
borked |
bored |
As verbs the difference between borked and bored
is that
borked is (
bork) while
bored is (
bore).
As an adjective bored is
suffering from boredom.
boreid |
bored |
As a noun boreid
is (zoology) any member of the boreidae.
As a verb bored is
(
bore).
As an adjective bored is
suffering from boredom.
borer |
bored |
As a noun borer
is a person who is boring.
As a verb bored is
past tense of bore.
As an adjective bored is
suffering from boredom.
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