tilled

As verbs the difference between tilled and killed

is that tilled is (till) while killed is (kill).

As adjectives the difference between tilled and killed

is that tilled is ploughed or cultivated while killed is (metallurgy|of steel) deoxidized.

As verbs the difference between tilled and hilled

is that tilled is (till) while hilled is (hill).

As adjectives the difference between tilled and hilled

is that tilled is ploughed or cultivated while hilled is having hills.

As verbs the difference between rilled and tilled

is that rilled is (rill) while tilled is (till).

As an adjective tilled is

ploughed or cultivated.

As verbs the difference between dilled and tilled

is that dilled is (dill) while tilled is (till).

As an adjective tilled is

ploughed or cultivated.

As verbs the difference between tilled and titled

is that tilled is (till) while titled is (title).

As adjectives the difference between tilled and titled

is that tilled is ploughed or cultivated while titled is a person who has a title.

As verbs the difference between tilled and milled

is that tilled is (till) while milled is (mill).

As adjectives the difference between tilled and milled

is that tilled is ploughed or cultivated while milled is ground by a mill.

As verbs the difference between billed and tilled

is that billed is (bill) while tilled is (till).

As adjectives the difference between billed and tilled

is that billed is having a specified kind of bill (beak or beak-like projection) while tilled is ploughed or cultivated.

As adjectives the difference between gilled and tilled

is that gilled is having gills while tilled is ploughed or cultivated.

As a verb tilled is

past tense of till.

As verbs the difference between tilled and tiller

is that tilled is (till) while tiller is to put forth new shoots from the root or from around the bottom of the original stalk; stool.

As an adjective tilled

is ploughed or cultivated.

As a noun tiller is

a person who tills; a farmer or tiller can be (obsolete) a young tree or tiller can be (archery) the stock; a beam on a crossbow carved to fit the arrow, or the point of balance in a longbow.

As adjectives the difference between stilled and tilled

is that stilled is brought to a standstill while tilled is ploughed or cultivated.

As verbs the difference between stilled and tilled

is that stilled is (still) while tilled is (till).