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dallied

Allied vs Dallied - What's the difference?

allied | dallied |


As an adjective allied

is relating to the allies (allied nations during world war one).

As a verb dallied is

(dally).

Terms vs Dallied - What's the difference?

terms | dallied |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb dallied is

(dally).

Dallied vs Rallied - What's the difference?

dallied | rallied |


As verbs the difference between dallied and rallied

is that dallied is (dally) while rallied is (rally).

Dallies vs Dallied - What's the difference?

dallies | dallied |


As verbs the difference between dallies and dallied

is that dallies is third-person singular of dally while dallied is past tense of dally.

As a noun dallies

is plural of dally.

Dollied vs Dallied - What's the difference?

dollied | dallied |


As verbs the difference between dollied and dallied

is that dollied is (dolly) while dallied is (dally).

Dallied vs Tallied - What's the difference?

dallied | tallied |


As verbs the difference between dallied and tallied

is that dallied is (dally) while tallied is (tally).

Dallied vs Dallier - What's the difference?

dallied | dallier |


As a verb dallied

is (dally).

As a noun dallier is

one who dallies; a procrastinator.

Sallied vs Dallied - What's the difference?

sallied | dallied |


As verbs the difference between sallied and dallied

is that sallied is (sally) while dallied is (dally).

Gallied vs Dallied - What's the difference?

gallied | dallied |


As an adjective gallied

is (nautical) worried; flurried; frightened.

As a verb dallied is

(dally).