terms |
losed |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb losed is
(obsolete) (
lose).
rosed |
losed |
As verbs the difference between rosed and losed
is that
rosed is (
rose) while
losed is (obsolete) (
lose).
losed |
loped |
As verbs the difference between losed and loped
is that
losed is (obsolete) (
lose) while
loped is (
lope).
losed |
loses |
As verbs the difference between losed and loses
is that
losed is past tense of lose while
loses is third-person singular of lose Misplaces.
losed |
posed |
In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between losed and posed
is that
losed is (obsolete) (
loose) while
posed is (obsolete) firm; determined; fixed.
As verbs the difference between losed and posed
is that
losed is (obsolete) (
lose) while
posed is (
pose).
As an adjective posed is
(obsolete) firm; determined; fixed.
looed |
losed |
As verbs the difference between looed and losed
is that
looed is (
loo) while
losed is (obsolete) (
lose).
losed |
lased |
As verbs the difference between losed and lased
is that
losed is (obsolete) (
lose) while
lased is (
lase).
losed |
dosed |
As verbs the difference between losed and dosed
is that
losed is past tense of lose while
dosed is past tense of dose.
lysed |
losed |
As verbs the difference between lysed and losed
is that
lysed is past tense of lyse while
losed is past tense of lose.
loved |
losed |
As verbs the difference between loved and losed
is that
loved is past tense of love while
losed is past tense of lose.
As an adjective loved
is being the object of love.
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