razed

As verbs the difference between dismantled and razed

is that dismantled is (dismantle) while razed is (raze).

As an adjective razed is

(obsolete) slashed or striped in patterns.

As verbs the difference between raised and razed

is that raised is (raise) while razed is (raze).

As an adjective razed is

(obsolete) slashed or striped in patterns.

As a verb razed is

(raze).

As an adjective razed is

(obsolete) slashed or striped in patterns.

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb razed is

(raze).

As an adjective razed is

(obsolete) slashed or striped in patterns.

As verbs the difference between razed and razzed

is that razed is (raze) while razzed is (razz).

As an adjective razed

is (obsolete) slashed or striped in patterns.

As adjectives the difference between crazed and razed

is that crazed is maddened, driven insane while razed is (obsolete) slashed or striped in patterns.

As verbs the difference between crazed and razed

is that crazed is (craze) while razed is (raze).

As verbs the difference between gazed and razed

is that gazed is (gaze) while razed is (raze).

As an adjective razed is

(obsolete) slashed or striped in patterns.

As verbs the difference between razee and razed

is that razee is to cut (a ship) down to a smaller number of decks, and thus to an inferior rate or class while razed is past tense of raze.

As a noun razee

is an armed ship with its upper deck cut away, and thus reduced to the next inferior rate, such as a seventy-four cut down to a frigate.

As an adjective razed is

slashed or striped in patterns.

As adjectives the difference between ramed and razed

is that ramed is having the frames, stem, and sternpost adjusted; — said of a ship on the stocks while razed is (obsolete) slashed or striped in patterns.

As a verb razed is

(raze).