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Bride vs Brided - What's the difference?

bride | brided |


As verbs the difference between bride and brided

is that bride is to make a bride of while brided is past tense of bride.

As a noun bride

is a woman who is going to marry or who has just been married.

Brided vs Bridged - What's the difference?

brided | bridged |


As verbs the difference between brided and bridged

is that brided is past tense of bride while bridged is past tense of bridge.

As an adjective bridged is

equipped with a bridge (in many contexts.

Brides vs Brided - What's the difference?

brides | brided |


As a noun brides

is plural of lang=en.

As a verb brided is

past tense of bride.

Brided vs Braided - What's the difference?

brided | braided |


As verbs the difference between brided and braided

is that brided is (bride) while braided is (braid).

Bribed vs Brided - What's the difference?

bribed | brided |


As verbs the difference between bribed and brided

is that bribed is past tense of bribe while brided is past tense of bride.

Brined vs Brided - What's the difference?

brined | brided |


As verbs the difference between brined and brided

is that brined is past tense of brine while brided is past tense of bride.

Brided vs Brinded - What's the difference?

brided | brinded |


As a verb brided

is past tense of bride.

As an adjective brinded is

brindled; having a streaky or patchy pattern, usually grey or brown in colour; used especially to describe the skin or fur of animals.

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