lent |
charged |
As verbs the difference between lent and charged
is that
lent is past tense of lend while
charged is past tense of charge.
As a proper noun Lent
is period of penitence for Christians before Easter.
suspected |
charged |
As verbs the difference between suspected and charged
is that
suspected is (
suspect) while
charged is (
charge).
As an adjective suspected
is of something or one believed to be of cause or at fault.
peppery |
charged |
Related terms |
Peppery is a related term of charged.
As an adjective peppery
is having the taste of pepper.
As a verb charged is
(
charge).
flaming |
charged |
Related terms |
As verbs the difference between flaming and charged
is that
flaming is present participle of lang=en while
charged is past tense of charge.
As an adjective flaming
is on fire with visible flames.
As a noun flaming
is sterilization by holding an object in a hot flame.
tropical |
charged |
Related terms |
Tropical is a related term of charged.
As an adjective tropical
is of or north and 23 degrees south.
As a noun tropical
is a tropical plant.
As a verb charged is
(
charge).
heated |
charged |
Related terms |
Heated is a related term of charged.
As verbs the difference between heated and charged
is that
heated is (
heat) while
charged is (
charge).
As an adjective heated
is very agitated, angry or impassioned.
charged |
red |
Related terms |
Charged is a related term of red.
As a verb charged
is (
charge).
As a noun red is
(
reverse electrodialysis).
spicy |
charged |
Related terms |
Spicy is a related term of charged.
As an adjective spicy
is of, pertaining to, or containing spice.
As a verb charged is
(
charge).
encharged |
charged |
As verbs the difference between encharged and charged
is that
encharged is (
encharge) while
charged is (
charge).
charged |
padded |
As verbs the difference between charged and padded
is that
charged is past tense of charge while
padded is past tense of pad.
As an adjective padded is
having padding.
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