smiled |
siled |
As verbs the difference between smiled and siled
is that
smiled is (
smile) while
siled is (
sile).
silted |
siled |
As verbs the difference between silted and siled
is that
silted is (
silt) while
siled is (
sile).
siled |
sled |
As verbs the difference between siled and sled
is that
siled is (
sile) while
sled is to ride a sled.
As a noun sled is
a small, light vehicle with runners, used, mostly by young persons, for sliding on snow or ice.
siled |
siked |
As verbs the difference between siled and siked
is that
siled is (
sile) while
siked is (
sike).
siled |
sided |
As verbs the difference between siled and sided
is that
siled is (
sile) while
sided is (
side).
ailed |
siled |
As verbs the difference between ailed and siled
is that
ailed is (
ail) while
siled is (
sile).
siled |
sile |
As verbs the difference between siled and sile
is that
siled is past tense of sile while
sile is to strain, as milk; pass through a strainer or anything similar; filter.
As a proper noun Sile is
an alternative spelling of Sheila|lang=en.
As a noun sile is
a column; pillar.
sidled |
siled |
As verbs the difference between sidled and siled
is that
sidled is (
sidle) while
siled is (
sile).
filed |
siled |
As verbs the difference between filed and siled
is that
filed is (
file) while
siled is (
sile).
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