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hued

Qued vs Hued - What's the difference?

qued | hued |


As adjectives the difference between qued and hued

is that qued is bad; evil while hued is coloured, having the hue.

As a noun qued

is evil; harm.

Hud vs Hued - What's the difference?

hud | hued |


As a noun hud

is (uk|dialect) a huck or hull, as of a nut.

As an adjective hued is

coloured, having the hue.

Hued vs Cued - What's the difference?

hued | cued |


As an adjective hued

is coloured, having the hue.

As a verb cued is

(cue).

Hued vs Pued - What's the difference?

hued | pued |


As an adjective hued

is coloured, having the hue.

As a verb pued is

(pue).

Hued vs Lued - What's the difference?

hued | lued |


As an adjective hued

is coloured, having the hue.

As a verb lued is

(lu).

Hued vs Sued - What's the difference?

hued | sued |


As an adjective hued

is coloured, having the hue.

As a verb sued is

(sue).

Hued vs Hues - What's the difference?

hued | hues |


As an adjective hued

is coloured, having the hue.

As a verb hues is

.

Hied vs Hued - What's the difference?

hied | hued |


As a verb hied

is past tense of hie.

As an adjective hued is

coloured, having the hue.

Heed vs Hued - What's the difference?

heed | hued |


As a noun heed

is heathen, pagan or heed can be heath.

As an adjective hued is

coloured, having the hue.

Hued vs Hed - What's the difference?

hued | hed |


As an adjective hued

is coloured, having the hue.

As a noun hed is

(journalism|slang) the headline of a news story.

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