cheeked |
cheeky |
As adjectives the difference between cheeked and cheeky
is that
cheeked is having some specific type of cheek while
cheeky is impudent; impertinent; impertinently bold, often in a way that is regarded as endearing or amusing.
As a verb cheeked
is past tense of cheek.
cheered |
cheeked |
As verbs the difference between cheered and cheeked
is that
cheered is (
cheer) while
cheeked is (
cheek).
As an adjective cheeked is
(usually|in combination) having some specific type of cheek.
cheeked |
cheeped |
As verbs the difference between cheeked and cheeped
is that
cheeked is past tense of cheek while
cheeped is past tense of cheep.
As an adjective cheeked
is having some specific type of cheek.
cheeked |
cheeke |
As an adjective cheeked
is having some specific type of cheek.
As a verb cheeked
is past tense of cheek.
As a noun cheeke is
obsolete spelling of lang=en.
cheeked |
cheesed |
As verbs the difference between cheeked and cheesed
is that
cheeked is past tense of cheek while
cheesed is past tense of cheese.
As an adjective cheeked
is having some specific type of cheek.
checked |
cheeked |
As adjectives the difference between checked and cheeked
is that
checked is having a pattern of checks; checkered while
cheeked is having some specific type of cheek.
As verbs the difference between checked and cheeked
is that
checked is past tense of check while
cheeked is past tense of cheek.
cheeked |
wheeked |
As verbs the difference between cheeked and wheeked
is that
cheeked is past tense of cheek while
wheeked is past tense of wheek.
As an adjective cheeked
is having some specific type of cheek.