dyed

As a proper noun auburn

is (female).

As an adjective dyed is

coloured or tinted with dye.

As a verb dyed is

(dye).

As adjectives the difference between stained and dyed

is that stained is having a stain while dyed is coloured or tinted with dye.

As verbs the difference between stained and dyed

is that stained is (stain) while dyed is (dye).

As adjectives the difference between dyed and inked

is that dyed is coloured or tinted with dye while inked is having a tattoo or tattoos.

As verbs the difference between dyed and inked

is that dyed is past tense of dye while inked is past tense of ink.

As adjectives the difference between dyed and colored

is that dyed is coloured or tinted with dye while colored is having a particular color or kind of color.

As verbs the difference between dyed and colored

is that dyed is past tense of dye while colored is past tense of color.

As a noun colored is

a colored person.

As verbs the difference between dyed and dayed

is that dyed is past tense of dye while dayed is past tense of day.

As an adjective dyed

is coloured or tinted with dye.

As verbs the difference between dyed and yed

is that dyed is (dye) while yed is (archaic) to speak; sing or yed can be to burrow underground, as a rabbit or mole; also said of miners.

As an adjective dyed

is coloured or tinted with dye.

As a noun yed is

(archaic) a saying or yed can be a burrow; a hole made by an animal in the ground or yed can be .

As a proper noun dyer

is .

As an adjective dyed is

coloured or tinted with dye.

As a verb dyed is

(dye).

As verbs the difference between dyed and deed

is that dyed is (dye) while deed is (informal) to transfer real property by deed.

As an adjective dyed

is coloured or tinted with dye.

As a noun deed is

an action or act; something that is done.