did |
didst |
As a proper noun did
is sun (
sunday).
As a verb didst is
(archaic|with thou).
actually |
did |
As an adverb actually
is (modal) in act or in fact; really; in truth; positively.
As a proper noun did is
sun (
sunday).
did |
tackled |
As a proper noun did
is sun (
sunday).
As a verb tackled is
(
tackle).
As an adjective tackled is
made of ropes tacked together.
did |
went |
As a proper noun did
is sun (
sunday).
As a verb went is
(
go).
As a noun went is
(obsolete) a course; a way, a path; a journey.
sud |
did |
As a noun sud
is milk.
As a proper noun did is
sun (
sunday).
did |
dilf |
As a proper noun did
is sun (
sunday).
As a noun dilf is
(slang|acronym) a (putative) father found sexually attractive.
did |
doing |
As a proper noun did
is sun (
sunday).
As a verb doing is
(rare|chiefly|netherlands|nonstandard).
true |
did |
As an adjective true
is (
label) one of two states of a boolean variable; logic.
As a proper noun did is
sun (
sunday).
un |
did |
As a pronoun un
is one (impersonal pronoun).
As a proper noun did is
sun (
sunday).
did |
has |
As verbs the difference between did and has
is that
did is simple past of do while
has is third-person singular of have.
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