balled

Balled vs Belled - What's the difference?

balled | belled |

As verbs the difference between balled and belled

is that balled is (ball) while belled is (bell).

As an adjective belled is

(heraldry) having bells (especially around the neck of an animal).

Balled vs Balmed - What's the difference?

balled | balmed |

As verbs the difference between balled and balmed

is that balled is (ball) while balmed is (balm).

Balled vs Bulled - What's the difference?

balled | bulled |

As a verb balled

is (ball).

As an adjective bulled is

swollen.

Baller vs Balled - What's the difference?

baller | balled |

As a noun baller

is (slang) one who plays basketball; a basketballer.

As a verb balled is

(ball).

Falled vs Balled - What's the difference?

falled | balled |

As verbs the difference between falled and balled

is that falled is (nonstandard) (fall) while balled is (ball).

Bolled vs Balled - What's the difference?

bolled | balled |

As verbs the difference between bolled and balled

is that bolled is (boll) while balled is (ball).

Bawled vs Balled - What's the difference?

bawled | balled |

As verbs the difference between bawled and balled

is that bawled is (bawl) while balled is (ball).

Bailed vs Balled - What's the difference?

bailed | balled |

As verbs the difference between bailed and balled

is that bailed is past tense of bail while balled is past tense of ball.

Called vs Balled - What's the difference?

called | balled |

As verbs the difference between called and balled

is that called is (call) while balled is (ball).

Balled vs Walled - What's the difference?

balled | walled |

As verbs the difference between balled and walled

is that balled is past tense of ball while walled is past tense of wall.

As an adjective walled is

pertaining to a wall.