paned

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective paned is

having panes of a certain kind.

As adjectives the difference between pawed and paned

is that pawed is having (a specified kind or number of) paws while paned is having panes of a certain kind.

As a verb pawed

is past tense of paw.

As adjectives the difference between caned and paned

is that caned is (uk|dialect) filled with white flakes; mothery; said of vinegar when containing mother while paned is having panes of a certain kind.

As a verb caned

is (cane).

As adjectives the difference between laned and paned

is that laned is divided into lanes, as with a road while paned is having panes of a certain kind.

As a verb planed

is (plane).

As an adjective paned is

having panes of a certain kind.

As an adjective paned

is having panes of a certain kind.

As a noun panel is

panel.

As a verb panted

is (pant).

As an adjective paned is

having panes of a certain kind.

As adjectives the difference between paned and maned

is that paned is having panes of a certain kind while maned is (chiefly|in combination) having a (specified form of) mane.

As adjectives the difference between paned and paled

is that paned is having panes of a certain kind while paled is (obsolete) striped.

As a verb paled is

(pale).

As an adjective paned

is having panes of a certain kind.

As a verb pined is

(pine).