cawed

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb cawed is

(caw).

As an adjective jawed

is having jaws.

As a verb cawed is

past tense of caw.

As verbs the difference between chawed and cawed

is that chawed is past tense of chaw, i.e. nonstandard variant of chewed while cawed is past tense of caw.

As verbs the difference between cawed and caged

is that cawed is past tense of caw while caged is past tense of cage.

As an adjective caged is

in a cage.

As verbs the difference between sawed and cawed

is that sawed is past tense of saw while cawed is past tense of caw.

As verbs the difference between cared and cawed

is that cared is past tense of care while cawed is past tense of caw.

As verbs the difference between caned and cawed

is that caned is past tense of cane while cawed is past tense of caw.

As an adjective caned

is filled with white flakes; mothery; said of vinegar when containing mother.

As verbs the difference between caked and cawed

is that caked is past tense of cake while cawed is past tense of caw.

As an adjective caked

is empty with nothing left to smoke but ash.

As a verb cawed

is past tense of caw.

As an adjective mawed is

having a maw (of a specified kind).

As verbs the difference between dawed and cawed

is that dawed is past tense of daw while cawed is past tense of caw.