hided |
haded |
As an adjective hided
is having hide (skin) of a specified kind.
As a verb haded is
past tense of hade.
haded |
faded |
As verbs the difference between haded and faded
is that
haded is (
hade) while
faded is (
fade).
As an adjective faded is
that has lost some of its former colour or intensity.
hade |
haded |
As an adjective hade
is good (of people).
As a verb haded is
(
hade).
haded |
headed |
As verbs the difference between haded and headed
is that
haded is past tense of hade while
headed is past tense of head.
As an adjective headed is
having a head or heading.
hadeda |
haded |
As a noun hadeda
is the hadada ibis
bostrychia hagedash .
As a verb haded is
(
hade).
hated |
haded |
As verbs the difference between hated and haded
is that
hated is (
hate) while
haded is (
hade).
As an adjective hated
is of something disliked; odious.
haded |
hayed |
As verbs the difference between haded and hayed
is that
haded is (
hade) while
hayed is (
hay).
haded |
caded |
As verbs the difference between haded and caded
is that
haded is past tense of hade while
caded is past tense of cade.
haded |
jaded |
As verbs the difference between haded and jaded
is that
haded is (
hade) while
jaded is (
jade).
As an adjective jaded is
worn out, wearied, exhausted or lacking enthusiasm, due to age or experience.
haded |
haled |
As verbs the difference between haded and haled
is that
haded is (
hade) while
haled is (
hale).
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