laned |
layed |
As an adjective laned
is divided into lanes, as with a road.
As a verb layed is
(archaic) (
lay).
layed |
played |
As verbs the difference between layed and played
is that
layed is (archaic) (
lay) while
played is (
play).
gayed |
layed |
As verbs the difference between gayed and layed
is that
gayed is (
gay) while
layed is (archaic) (
lay).
nayed |
layed |
As verbs the difference between nayed and layed
is that
nayed is past tense of nay while
layed is past tense of lay.
layed |
flayed |
As verbs the difference between layed and flayed
is that
layed is (archaic) (
lay) while
flayed is (
flay).
lased |
layed |
As verbs the difference between lased and layed
is that
lased is (
lase) while
layed is (archaic) (
lay).
fayed |
layed |
As verbs the difference between fayed and layed
is that
fayed is (
fay) while
layed is (archaic) (
lay).
layed |
slayed |
As verbs the difference between layed and slayed
is that
layed is (archaic) (
lay) while
slayed is (
slay).
layed |
wayed |
As a verb layed
is (archaic) (
lay).
As an adjective wayed is
(of a horse) used to the way; broken in.
layed |
dayed |
As verbs the difference between layed and dayed
is that
layed is (archaic) (
lay) while
dayed is (
day).
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