gabled |
gaoled |
As an adjective gabled
is having one or more gables.
As a verb gaoled is
(
gaol).
tabled |
gabled |
As a verb tabled
is (
table).
As an adjective gabled is
having one or more gables.
gabled |
gablet |
As an adjective gabled
is having one or more gables.
As a noun gablet is
(architecture) a small gable, or gable-shaped canopy, formed over a tabernacle, niche, etc.
galed |
gabled |
As a verb galed
is past tense of gale.
As an adjective gabled is
having one or more gables.
gabled |
fabled |
As adjectives the difference between gabled and fabled
is that
gabled is having one or more gables while
fabled is known only in fables; fictitious.
gabled |
garbled |
As adjectives the difference between gabled and garbled
is that
gabled is having one or more gables while
garbled is (
of a message etc) difficult to understand because it has been distorted; scrambled.
As a verb garbled is
(
garble).
gabled |
gabbed |
As an adjective gabled
is having one or more gables.
As a verb gabbed is
(
gab).
gabled |
abled |
As adjectives the difference between gabled and abled
is that
gabled is having one or more gables while
abled is having a range of physical powers as specified
[. ]
As a verb abled is
(able).
cabled |
gabled |
As a verb cabled
is past tense of cable.
As an adjective gabled is
having one or more gables.
gables |
gabled |
As a noun gables
is .
As an adjective gabled is
having one or more gables.
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