milled

As an adjective milled

is ground by a mill.

As a verb milled

is (mill).

As a proper noun millet is

.

As verbs the difference between hilled and milled

is that hilled is (hill) while milled is (mill).

As adjectives the difference between hilled and milled

is that hilled is having hills while milled is ground by a mill.

As adjectives the difference between willed and milled

is that willed is having a document specifying inheritance while milled is ground by a mill.

As verbs the difference between willed and milled

is that willed is (will) while milled is (mill).

As verbs the difference between malled and milled

is that malled is past tense of mall while milled is past tense of mill.

As an adjective milled is

ground by a mill.

As verbs the difference between melled and milled

is that melled is past tense of mell while milled is past tense of mill.

As an adjective milled is

ground by a mill.

As verbs the difference between pilled and milled

is that pilled is very rare: (pill) while milled is (mill).

As an adjective milled is

ground by a mill.

As verbs the difference between milled and nilled

is that milled is past tense of mill while nilled is past participle of nill.

As an adjective milled

is ground by a mill.

As adjectives the difference between milled and billed

is that milled is ground by a mill while billed is having a specified kind of bill (beak or beak-like projection).

As verbs the difference between milled and billed

is that milled is past tense of mill while billed is past tense of bill.

As verbs the difference between mulled and milled

is that mulled is past tense of mull while milled is past tense of mill.

As an adjective milled is

ground by a mill.

As verbs the difference between dilled and milled

is that dilled is (dill) while milled is (mill).

As an adjective milled is

ground by a mill.