meaned

As verbs the difference between meaned and meant

is that meaned is past tense of mean while meant is past tense of mean.

As an adjective meaned

is having a specific type of mean (mathematical mean.

As an adjective meaned is

(in combinations) having a specific type of mean (mathematical mean).

As a verb meaned is

(mean).

As an adjective meaned

is (in combinations) having a specific type of mean (mathematical mean).

As a verb meaned

is (mean).

As a noun meanes is

.

As adjectives the difference between meaned and maned

is that meaned is having a specific type of mean (mathematical mean while maned is having a (specified form of) mane.

As a verb meaned

is past tense of mean.

As verbs the difference between meaned and yeaned

is that meaned is (mean) while yeaned is (yean).

As an adjective meaned

is (in combinations) having a specific type of mean (mathematical mean).

As adjectives the difference between jeaned and meaned

is that jeaned is (mostly|in combination) wearing jeans while meaned is (in combinations) having a specific type of mean (mathematical mean).

As a verb meaned is

(mean).

As a noun meane

is the middle voice of a three-voice polyphonic musical composition.

As an adjective meaned is

having a specific type of mean (mathematical mean.

As a verb meaned is

past tense of mean.

As verbs the difference between meaned and weaned

is that meaned is past tense of mean while weaned is past tense of wean.

As an adjective meaned

is having a specific type of mean (mathematical mean.

As verbs the difference between meaned and deaned

is that meaned is past tense of mean while deaned is past tense of dean.

As an adjective meaned

is having a specific type of mean (mathematical mean.