tilled

As verbs the difference between pilled and tilled

is that pilled is very rare: (pill) while tilled is (till).

As an adjective tilled is

ploughed or cultivated.

As verbs the difference between tilled and telled

is that tilled is past tense of till while telled is past tense of tell.

As an adjective tilled

is ploughed or cultivated.

As verbs the difference between jilled and tilled

is that jilled is (jill) while tilled is (till).

As an adjective tilled is

ploughed or cultivated.

As verbs the difference between tilled and trilled

is that tilled is past tense of till while trilled is past tense of trill.

As an adjective tilled

is ploughed or cultivated.

As verbs the difference between tilled and filled

is that tilled is (till) while filled is (fill).

As adjectives the difference between tilled and filled

is that tilled is ploughed or cultivated while filled is (label) that is now full.

As verbs the difference between tilled and willed

is that tilled is past tense of till while willed is past tense of will.

As adjectives the difference between tilled and willed

is that tilled is ploughed or cultivated while willed is having a document specifying inheritance.

As a noun tillet

is a bag made of thin glazed muslin, formerly used as a wrapper for dress goods.

As a verb tilled is

(till).

As an adjective tilled is

ploughed or cultivated.

As verbs the difference between tilled and tiled

is that tilled is past tense of till while tiled is past tense of tile.

As adjectives the difference between tilled and tiled

is that tilled is ploughed or cultivated while tiled is constructed from, or decorated with tiles.

As verbs the difference between nilled and tilled

is that nilled is past participle of nill while tilled is past tense of till.

As an adjective tilled is

ploughed or cultivated.