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eated

Eased vs Eated - What's the difference?

eased | eated |


As verbs the difference between eased and eated

is that eased is while eated is (nonstandard) (eat).

Eated vs Pated - What's the difference?

eated | pated |


As a verb eated

is (nonstandard) (eat).

As an adjective pated is

having a pate; -- used only in composition; as, long-pated; shallow-pated, twitterpated.

Eated vs Hated - What's the difference?

eated | hated |


As verbs the difference between eated and hated

is that eated is past tense of eat while hated is past tense of hate.

As an adjective hated is

of something disliked; odious.

Eated vs Sated - What's the difference?

eated | sated |


As verbs the difference between eated and sated

is that eated is (nonstandard) (eat) while sated is (sate).

As an adjective sated is

in a state of complete and thorough satisfaction.

Eater vs Eated - What's the difference?

eater | eated |


As a noun eater

is agent noun of eat; one who eats.

As a verb eated is

(nonstandard) (eat).

Dated vs Eated - What's the difference?

dated | eated |


As verbs the difference between dated and eated

is that dated is (date) while eated is (nonstandard) (eat).

As an adjective dated

is marked with a date.

Eaten vs Eated - What's the difference?

eaten | eated |


As verbs the difference between eaten and eated

is that eaten is past participle of lang=en while eated is past tense of eat.

As an adjective eaten

is that has been consumed by eating.

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