terms |
infiled |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb infiled is
(
infile).
unfiled |
infiled |
As an adjective unfiled
is that has not been filed.
As a verb infiled is
(
infile).
infiled |
infield |
As verbs the difference between infiled and infield
is that
infiled is (
infile) while
infield is to inclose (a piece of land); make a field of.
As a noun infield is
the area inside a racetrack or running track.
infiled |
infixed |
As verbs the difference between infiled and infixed
is that
infiled is past tense of infile while
infixed is past tense of infix.
infilled |
infiled |
As verbs the difference between infilled and infiled
is that
infilled is (
infill) while
infiled is (
infile).
infiled |
enfiled |
As a verb infiled
is (
infile).
As an adjective enfiled is
(heraldry) having some object, such as the head of a man or beast, impaled upon it.
infilmed |
infiled |
As verbs the difference between infilmed and infiled
is that
infilmed is (
infilm) while
infiled is (
infile).
infile |
infiled |
As verbs the difference between infile and infiled
is that
infile is (obsolete) to arrange in a file or rank; to place in order while
infiled is (
infile).
infiles |
infiled |
As verbs the difference between infiles and infiled
is that
infiles is third-person singular of infile while
infiled is past tense of infile.