jaked

As adjectives the difference between jaked and jawed

is that jaked is drunk, intoxicated while jawed is having jaws.

As adjectives the difference between jaked and jacked

is that jaked is drunk, intoxicated while jacked is (slang) high on drugs or stimulants.

As a verb jacked is

(slang) (jack) (stole).

As adjectives the difference between jaded and jaked

is that jaded is worn out, wearied, exhausted or lacking enthusiasm, due to age or experience while jaked is drunk, intoxicated.

As a verb jaded

is (jade).

As an adjective jaked

is drunk, intoxicated.

As a noun haked is

the pike (fish).

As a verb haked is

past tense of hake.

As an adjective jaked

is drunk, intoxicated.

As a verb taked is

(nonstandard|colloquial) (take).

As a verb maked

is (nonstandard|colloquial) (make).

As an adjective jaked is

drunk, intoxicated.

As a verb japed

is (jape).

As an adjective jaked is

drunk, intoxicated.

As adjectives the difference between jaked and oaked

is that jaked is drunk, intoxicated while oaked is describing a wine that has been aged in oak and has acquired flavor from tannins in the wood.

As adjectives the difference between jaked and caked

is that jaked is drunk, intoxicated while caked is empty with nothing left to smoke but ash.

As a verb caked is

past tense of cake.

As a verb faked

is past tense of fake.

As an adjective jaked is

drunk, intoxicated.