honed

As verbs the difference between hosed and honed

is that hosed is (hose) while honed is (hone).

As adjectives the difference between hosed and honed

is that hosed is ruined, messed up while honed is made sharp.

As verbs the difference between honked and honed

is that honked is (honk) while honed is (hone).

As an adjective honed is

made sharp.

As adjectives the difference between honed and coned

is that honed is made sharp while coned is of an area segregated or delineated by traffic cones.

As verbs the difference between honed and coned

is that honed is past tense of hone while coned is past tense of cone.

As verbs the difference between toned and honed

is that toned is past tense of tone while honed is past tense of hone.

As adjectives the difference between toned and honed

is that toned is having a (specified kind of) tone while honed is made sharp.

As verbs the difference between honed and hoyed

is that honed is past tense of hone while hoyed is past tense of hoy.

As an adjective honed

is made sharp.

As verbs the difference between hoped and honed

is that hoped is past tense of hope while honed is past tense of hone.

As an adjective honed is

made sharp.

As adjectives the difference between honey and honed

is that honey is describing a thing involving or resembling honey while honed is made sharp.

As verbs the difference between honey and honed

is that honey is to be gentle, agreeable, or coaxing; to talk fondly; to use endearments while honed is past tense of hone.

As a noun honey

is a viscous, sweet fluid produced from plant nectar by bees. Often used to sweeten tea or to spread on baked goods.

As verbs the difference between hoed and honed

is that hoed is (hoe) while honed is (hone).

As an adjective honed is

made sharp.