gamed |
famed |
As a verb gamed
is (
game).
As an adjective famed is
having fame; famous or noted.
named |
gamed |
As verbs the difference between named and gamed
is that
named is (
name) while
gamed is (
game).
As an adjective named
is having a name.
gamed |
gazed |
As verbs the difference between gamed and gazed
is that
gamed is (
game) while
gazed is (
gaze).
gaped |
gamed |
As verbs the difference between gaped and gamed
is that
gaped is past tense of gape while
gamed is past tense of game.
gamed |
gamer |
As a verb gamed
is past tense of game.
As a noun gamer is
a person who plays video games.
As an adjective gamer is
comparative of game.
gamed |
gated |
As verbs the difference between gamed and gated
is that
gamed is (
game) while
gated is (
gate).
As an adjective gated is
capable of being switched on and off (normally by means of a signal).
gamed |
galed |
As verbs the difference between gamed and galed
is that
gamed is past tense of game while
galed is past tense of gale.
gymed |
gamed |
As verbs the difference between gymed and gamed
is that
gymed is past tense of gym while
gamed is past tense of game.
tamed |
gamed |
As verbs the difference between tamed and gamed
is that
tamed is (
tame) while
gamed is (
game).
As an adjective tamed
is domesticated.
gamed |
gaumed |
As verbs the difference between gamed and gaumed
is that
gamed is (
game) while
gaumed is (
gaum).
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