terms |
maxed |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb maxed is
(
max).
maxed |
mated |
As verbs the difference between maxed and mated
is that
maxed is past tense of max while
mated is past tense of mate.
As an adjective mated is
fitted together or interlocked.
maxes |
maxed |
As verbs the difference between maxes and maxed
is that
maxes is third-person singular of max while
maxed is past tense of max.
maxed |
maaed |
As verbs the difference between maxed and maaed
is that
maxed is past tense of max while
maaed is past tense of maa.
maced |
maxed |
As verbs the difference between maced and maxed
is that
maced is (
mace) while
maxed is (
max).
mazed |
maxed |
As verbs the difference between mazed and maxed
is that
mazed is (
maze) while
maxed is (
max).
taxed |
maxed |
As verbs the difference between taxed and maxed
is that
taxed is (
tax) while
maxed is (
max).
As an adjective taxed
is subject to taxation.
maxed |
raxed |
As verbs the difference between maxed and raxed
is that
maxed is (
max) while
raxed is (
rax).
maked |
maxed |
As verbs the difference between maked and maxed
is that
maked is (nonstandard|colloquial) (
make) while
maxed is (
max).
maxed |
faxed |
As verbs the difference between maxed and faxed
is that
maxed is (
max) while
faxed is (
fax).
As an adjective faxed is
(obsolete) having a head of hair; hairy.
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