terms |
prested |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb prested is
(
prest).
preseed |
prested |
As verbs the difference between preseed and prested
is that
preseed is to seed in advance while
prested is (
prest).
As a noun preseed
is (biotechnology) a medium specially prepared for a seeding operation.
As an adjective preseed
is before a seeding or seed stage of development.
priested |
prested |
As verbs the difference between priested and prested
is that
priested is (
priest) while
prested is (
prest).
prester |
prested |
As a noun prester
is (obsolete) a priest or presbyter or
prester can be a meteor or exhalation formerly supposed to be thrown from the clouds with such violence that by collision it is set on fire.
As a verb prested is
(
prest).
prested |
wrested |
As verbs the difference between prested and wrested
is that
prested is (
prest) while
wrested is (
wrest).
prested |
crested |
As verbs the difference between prested and crested
is that
prested is past tense of prest while
crested is past tense of crest.
As an adjective crested is
having a crest, or ornamental tuft (on an animal) or plume (on a helmet).
prested |
rested |
As verbs the difference between prested and rested
is that
prested is (
prest) while
rested is (
rest).
As an adjective rested is
recovered.
prested |
pressed |
As verbs the difference between prested and pressed
is that
prested is (
prest) while
pressed is (
press).
As an adjective pressed is
under strain or deprivation.