stayed

Stayed vs Strayed - What's the difference?

stayed | strayed |

As verbs the difference between stayed and strayed

is that stayed is past tense of stay while strayed is past tense of stray.

As an adjective strayed is

who has lost his way.

Stayed vs Staled - What's the difference?

stayed | staled |

As verbs the difference between stayed and staled

is that stayed is past tense of stay while staled is past tense of stale.

Lived vs Stayed - What's the difference?

lived | stayed |

As verbs the difference between lived and stayed

is that lived is past tense of live while stayed is past tense of stay.

Stared vs Stayed - What's the difference?

stared | stayed |

As verbs the difference between stared and stayed

is that stared is (stare) while stayed is (stay).

Staked vs Stayed - What's the difference?

staked | stayed |

As verbs the difference between staked and stayed

is that staked is (stake) while stayed is (stay).

Stayed vs Staved - What's the difference?

stayed | staved |

As verbs the difference between stayed and staved

is that stayed is past tense of stay while staved is past tense of stave.

Stayed vs Slayed - What's the difference?

stayed | slayed |

As verbs the difference between stayed and slayed

is that stayed is (stay) while slayed is (slay).

Stayed vs Stated - What's the difference?

stayed | stated |

As verbs the difference between stayed and stated

is that stayed is past tense of stay while stated is past tense of state.

As an adjective stated is

settled; established; fixed.

Stayed vs Staged - What's the difference?

stayed | staged |

As verbs the difference between stayed and staged

is that stayed is past tense of stay while staged is past tense of stage.

As an adjective staged is

planned, prepared.

Stayed vs Stayer - What's the difference?

stayed | stayer |

As a verb stayed

is past tense of stay.

As a noun stayer is

one who, or that which, upholds or supports; a prop.