teared |
reared |
As verbs the difference between teared and reared
is that
teared is (
tear) (produce liquid from the eyes) while
reared is (
rear).
reared |
reard |
As a verb reared
is (
rear).
As a noun reard is
(obsolete|or|dialectal) a voice; a sound.
reared |
reaped |
As verbs the difference between reared and reaped
is that
reared is past tense of rear while
reaped is past tense of reap.
reaved |
reared |
As verbs the difference between reaved and reared
is that
reaved is past tense of reave while
reared is past tense of rear.
reared |
rared |
As verbs the difference between reared and rared
is that
reared is past tense of rear while
rared is past tense of rare.
reared |
roared |
As verbs the difference between reared and roared
is that
reared is past tense of rear while
roared is past tense of roar.
reared |
neared |
As verbs the difference between reared and neared
is that
reared is (
rear) while
neared is (
near).
reared |
eared |
As verbs the difference between reared and eared
is that
reared is (
rear) while
eared is (
ear).
As an adjective eared is
(mostly|in combination) having ears (of a specific type).
reared |
seared |
As verbs the difference between reared and seared
is that
reared is (
rear) while
seared is (
sear).
As an adjective seared is
blackened by heat; scorched; burned.
geared |
reared |
As verbs the difference between geared and reared
is that
geared is (
gear) while
reared is (
rear).
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