hatched

As a verb hatched

is past tense of hatch.

As a noun hatchek is

rare spelling of háček|lang=en.

As a proper noun Hatchek is

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As verbs the difference between batched and hatched

is that batched is past tense of batch while hatched is past tense of hatch.

As verbs the difference between watched and hatched

is that watched is (watch) while hatched is (hatch).

As verbs the difference between shaded and hatched

is that shaded is past tense of shade while hatched is past tense of hatch.

As an adjective shaded

is being in the shade, not in direct light.

As verbs the difference between catched and hatched

is that catched is (obsolete|or|nonstandard) (catch) while hatched is (hatch).

As verbs the difference between hatched and hatchel

is that hatched is past tense of hatch while hatchel is to separate (flax fibers) with a hatchel, or comb.

As a noun hatchel is

a comb used to separate flax fibers.

As verbs the difference between hatched and thatched

is that hatched is past tense of hatch while thatched is past tense of thatch.

As verbs the difference between hatched and hatches

is that hatched is (hatch) while hatches is (hatch).

As a noun hatches is

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As verbs the difference between matched and hatched

is that matched is (match) while hatched is (hatch).

As a verb hatched

is past tense of hatch.

As a noun hatcher is

one who hatches transitive senses.