rared |
eared |
As verbs the difference between rared and eared
is that
rared is past tense of rare while
eared is past tense of ear.
As an adjective eared is
having ears (of a specific type).
feared |
eared |
As adjectives the difference between feared and eared
is that
feared is pertaining to someone or thing that causes great fear in others while
eared is (mostly|in combination) having ears (of a specific type).
As verbs the difference between feared and eared
is that
feared is (
fear) while
eared is (
ear).
oared |
eared |
As adjectives the difference between oared and eared
is that
oared is having oars while
eared is (mostly|in combination) having ears (of a specific type).
As verbs the difference between oared and eared
is that
oared is (
oar), rowed while
eared is (
ear).
eared |
earned |
As verbs the difference between eared and earned
is that
eared is (
ear) while
earned is (
earn).
As an adjective eared
is (mostly|in combination) having ears (of a specific type).
reared |
eared |
As verbs the difference between reared and eared
is that
reared is (
rear) while
eared is (
ear).
As an adjective eared is
(mostly|in combination) having ears (of a specific type).
geared |
eared |
As verbs the difference between geared and eared
is that
geared is (
gear) while
eared is (
ear).
As an adjective eared is
(mostly|in combination) having ears (of a specific type).
eated |
eared |
As verbs the difference between eated and eared
is that
eated is (nonstandard) (
eat) while
eared is (
ear).
As an adjective eared is
(mostly|in combination) having ears (of a specific type).
eared |
eares |
As an adjective eared
is (mostly|in combination) having ears (of a specific type).
As a verb eared
is (
ear).
As a noun eares is
.
yeared |
eared |
As adjectives the difference between yeared and eared
is that
yeared is of a specified number of years while
eared is having ears (of a specific type).
As a verb eared is
past tense of ear.
seared |
eared |
As verbs the difference between seared and eared
is that
seared is (
sear) while
eared is (
ear).
As adjectives the difference between seared and eared
is that
seared is blackened by heat; scorched; burned while
eared is (mostly|in combination) having ears (of a specific type).
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