eared |
erred |
As verbs the difference between eared and erred
is that
eared is (
ear) while
erred is (
err) or
erred can be (
er).
As an adjective eared
is (mostly|in combination) having ears (of a specific type).
eased |
eared |
As verbs the difference between eased and eared
is that
eased is past participle of ease while
eared is past tense of ear.
As an adjective eared is
having ears (of a specific type).
eared |
eare |
As an adjective eared
is (mostly|in combination) having ears (of a specific type).
As a verb eared
is (
ear).
As a noun eare is
.
heared |
eared |
As verbs the difference between heared and eared
is that
heared is past tense of hear while
eared is past tense of ear.
As an adjective eared is
having ears (of a specific type).
eared |
hared |
As verbs the difference between eared and hared
is that
eared is (
ear) while
hared is (
hare).
As an adjective eared
is (mostly|in combination) having ears (of a specific type).
beared |
eared |
As verbs the difference between beared and eared
is that
beared is (
bear) while
eared is (
ear).
As an adjective eared is
(mostly|in combination) having ears (of a specific type).
cared |
eared |
As verbs the difference between cared and eared
is that
cared is (
care) while
eared is (
ear).
As an adjective eared is
(mostly|in combination) having ears (of a specific type).
fared |
eared |
As verbs the difference between fared and eared
is that
fared is past tense of fare while
eared is past tense of ear.
As an adjective eared is
having ears (of a specific type).
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