peated

As adjectives the difference between peated and teated

is that peated is having been subjected to peating while teated is having protuberances resembling the teat of an animal.

As adjectives the difference between pleated and peated

is that pleated is having pleats while peated is having been subjected to peating.

As a verb pleated

is (pleat).

As a verb petted

is past tense of pet.

As an adjective peated is

having been subjected to peating.

As adjectives the difference between meated and peated

is that meated is fed; fattened while peated is having been subjected to peating.

As an adjective peated

is having been subjected to peating.

As a verb pealed is

(peal).

As a noun peating

is kilning over burning peat, a process used in whisky production to impart an earthy, smoky flavour.

As an adjective peated is

having been subjected to peating.

Unpeated is a antonym of peated.

As adjectives the difference between peated and unpeated

is that peated is having been subjected to peating while unpeated is not peated.