peeved |
peevish |
As a verb peeved
is (
peeve).
As an adjective peevish is
constantly complaining; fretful, whining.
offended |
peeved |
As verbs the difference between offended and peeved
is that
offended is past tense of offend while
peeved is past tense of peeve.
peeved |
peeped |
As verbs the difference between peeved and peeped
is that
peeved is (
peeve) while
peeped is (
peep).
peeled |
peeved |
As verbs the difference between peeled and peeved
is that
peeled is (
peel) while
peeved is (
peeve).
As an adjective peeled
is with the outermost layer removed.
keeved |
peeved |
As verbs the difference between keeved and peeved
is that
keeved is (
keeve) while
peeved is (
peeve).
peeved |
peeves |
As verbs the difference between peeved and peeves
is that
peeved is past tense of peeve while
peeves is third-person singular of peeve.
As a noun peeves is
plural of lang=en.
peeked |
peeved |
As verbs the difference between peeked and peeved
is that
peeked is (
peek) while
peeved is (
peeve).
peeve |
peeved |
As verbs the difference between peeve and peeved
is that
peeve is to annoy; vex while
peeved is (
peeve).
As a noun peeve
is an annoyance or grievance.
peeced |
peeved |
As verbs the difference between peeced and peeved
is that
peeced is (
peece) while
peeved is (
peeve).
peeved |
peever |
As a verb peeved
is (
peeve).
As a noun peever is
(scotland) a small stone or other small object, used in hopscotch.
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