strayed

As an adverb astray

is in a wrong or unknown and wrongly-motivated direction.

As a verb strayed is

(stray).

As an adjective strayed is

who has lost his way.

As verbs the difference between digress and strayed

is that digress is to step or turn aside; to deviate; to swerve; especially, to turn aside from the main subject of attention, or course of argument, in writing or speaking while strayed is past tense of stray.

As an adjective strayed is

who has lost his way.

As verbs the difference between deviated and strayed

is that deviated is (deviate) while strayed is (stray).

As an adjective strayed is

who has lost his way.

As a noun strayer

is one who strays.

As a verb strayed is

(stray).

As an adjective strayed is

who has lost his way.

As verbs the difference between strayed and estrayed

is that strayed is (stray) while estrayed is (estray).

As an adjective strayed

is who has lost his way.

As verbs the difference between strayed and sprayed

is that strayed is past tense of stray while sprayed is past tense of spray.

As an adjective strayed

is who has lost his way.

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.

As verbs the difference between strayed and straped

is that strayed is (stray) while straped is .

As an adjective strayed

is who has lost his way.

As adjectives the difference between strayed and strawed

is that strayed is who has lost his way while strawed is having a particular kind of straw.

As a verb strayed

is past tense of stray.

As verbs the difference between strayed and strafed

is that strayed is (stray) while strafed is (strafe).

As an adjective strayed

is who has lost his way.