ruined |
rined |
As adjectives the difference between ruined and rined
is that
ruined is {{cx|slang|lang=en}} incapacitated by drugs or alcohol while
rined is having a rind.
As a verb ruined
is past tense of ruin.
rised |
rined |
As a verb rised
is (nonstandard) (
rise).
As an adjective rined is
(obsolete) having a rind.
rined |
vined |
As adjectives the difference between rined and vined
is that
rined is (obsolete) having a rind while
vined is having leaves like those of the vine; ornamented with vine leaves.
rided |
rined |
As a verb rided
is (nonstandard) (
ride).
As an adjective rined is
(obsolete) having a rind.
rined |
roined |
As an adjective rined
is (obsolete) having a rind.
As a verb roined is
(
roin).
tined |
rined |
As adjectives the difference between tined and rined
is that
tined is furnished with tines while
rined is (obsolete) having a rind.
crined |
rined |
As adjectives the difference between crined and rined
is that
crined is having hair or a mane of a specified tincture, different from that of the body while
rined is having a rind.
rained |
rined |
As a verb rained
is (
rain).
As an adjective rined is
(obsolete) having a rind.
rined |
lined |
As adjectives the difference between rined and lined
is that
rined is (obsolete) having a rind while
lined is having a lining, an inner layer or covering.
As a verb lined is
(
line).
rined |
ringed |
As adjectives the difference between rined and ringed
is that
rined is (obsolete) having a rind while
ringed is marked with rings, circles or loops.
As a verb ringed is
(
ring)
(etymology 1 only; the circle sense) .
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