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pined

Pined vs Pinid - What's the difference?

pined | pinid |


As a verb pined

is past tense of pine.

As a noun pinid is

any member of the Pinidae.

Pined vs Tined - What's the difference?

pined | tined |


As a verb pined

is (pine).

As an adjective tined is

furnished with tines.

Pined vs Pines - What's the difference?

pined | pines |


As verbs the difference between pined and pines

is that pined is (pine) while pines is .

Pined vs Pinged - What's the difference?

pined | pinged |


As verbs the difference between pined and pinged

is that pined is (pine) while pinged is (ping).

Pined vs Pinned - What's the difference?

pined | pinned |


As verbs the difference between pined and pinned

is that pined is past tense of pine while pinned is past tense of pin.

Pwned vs Pined - What's the difference?

pwned | pined |


As verbs the difference between pwned and pined

is that pwned is (internet slang|leet) (pwn) while pined is (pine).

Vined vs Pined - What's the difference?

vined | pined |


As an adjective vined

is having leaves like those of the vine; ornamented with vine leaves.

As a verb pined is

(pine).

Pined vs Piend - What's the difference?

pined | piend |


As a verb pined

is (pine).

As a noun piend is

.

Pined vs Pioned - What's the difference?

pined | pioned |


As a verb pined

is (pine).

As an adjective pioned is

a shakespearean word of disputed meaning; perhaps, abounding in marsh marigolds.

Pied vs Pined - What's the difference?

pied | pined |


As verbs the difference between pied and pined

is that pied is (pi) while pined is (pine).

As an adjective pied

is decorated or colored in blotches.

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