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nursed

Nursing vs Nursed - What's the difference?

nursing | nursed |


As verbs the difference between nursing and nursed

is that nursing is while nursed is (nurse).

As an adjective nursing

is in the state of suckling young, lactating.

As a noun nursing

is breastfeeding.

Treated vs Nursed - What's the difference?

treated | nursed |


As verbs the difference between treated and nursed

is that treated is (treat) while nursed is (nurse).

Terms vs Nursed - What's the difference?

terms | nursed |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb nursed is

(nurse).

Nursed vs Nursled - What's the difference?

nursed | nursled |


As verbs the difference between nursed and nursled

is that nursed is past tense of nurse while nursled is past tense of nursle.

Pursed vs Nursed - What's the difference?

pursed | nursed |


As verbs the difference between pursed and nursed

is that pursed is (purse) while nursed is (nurse).

Nursey vs Nursed - What's the difference?

nursey | nursed |


As a noun nursey

is .

As a verb nursed is

(nurse).

Nursed vs Nurses - What's the difference?

nursed | nurses |


As verbs the difference between nursed and nurses

is that nursed is (nurse) while nurses is (nurse).

As a noun nurses is

.

Nurser vs Nursed - What's the difference?

nurser | nursed |


As a noun nurser

is one who nurses; a nurse; one who cherishes or encourages growth.

As a verb nursed is

(nurse).

Cursed vs Nursed - What's the difference?

cursed | nursed |


As verbs the difference between cursed and nursed

is that cursed is past tense of curse while nursed is past tense of nurse.

As an adjective cursed

is having some sort of divine harm, malady, or other curse.

Nurse vs Nursed - What's the difference?

nurse | nursed |


As verbs the difference between nurse and nursed

is that nurse is to breast feed while nursed is past tense of nurse.

As a noun nurse

is a wet-nurse.