peated

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective peated is

having been subjected to peating.

As a verb plated

is (plate).

As an adjective peated is

having been subjected to peating.

As a verb beated

is past tense of beat.

As an adjective peated is

having been subjected to peating.

As adjectives the difference between peated and peaked

is that peated is having been subjected to peating while peaked is having a peak or peaks.

As a verb peaked is

past tense of peak.

As a verb eated

is past tense of eat.

As an adjective peated is

having been subjected to peating.

As adjectives the difference between seated and peated

is that seated is participle of the verb "to seat" while peated is having been subjected to peating.

As a verb seated

is (seat).

As an adjective peated

is having been subjected to peating.

As a verb pelted is

(pelt).

As adjectives the difference between peated and heated

is that peated is having been subjected to peating while heated is very agitated, angry or impassioned.

As a verb heated is

(heat).

As a verb prated

is (prate).

As an adjective peated is

having been subjected to peating.

As adjectives the difference between peated and pated

is that peated is having been subjected to peating while pated is having a pate; -- used only in composition; as, long-pated; shallow-pated, twitterpated.