tired |
twired |
As verbs the difference between tired and twired
is that
tired is past tense of tire while
twired is past tense of twire.
As an adjective tired
is in need of some rest or sleep.
tired |
tined |
As adjectives the difference between tired and tined
is that
tired is in need of some rest or sleep while
tined is furnished with tines.
As a verb tired
is past tense of tire.
tired |
titred |
As verbs the difference between tired and titred
is that
tired is (
tire) while
titred is (
titre).
As an adjective tired
is in need of some rest or sleep.
tired |
sired |
As verbs the difference between tired and sired
is that
tired is (
tire) while
sired is (
sire).
As an adjective tired
is in need of some rest or sleep.
tired |
tiled |
As verbs the difference between tired and tiled
is that
tired is (
tire) while
tiled is (
tile).
As adjectives the difference between tired and tiled
is that
tired is in need of some rest or sleep while
tiled is constructed from, or decorated with tiles.
tired |
ired |
As a verb tired
is (
tire).
As an adjective tired
is in need of some rest or sleep.
As a noun ired is
.
tired |
aired |
As verbs the difference between tired and aired
is that
tired is (
tire) while
aired is (
air).
As an adjective tired
is in need of some rest or sleep.
tired |
tires |
As verbs the difference between tired and tires
is that
tired is past tense of tire while
tires is third-person singular of tire.
As an adjective tired
is in need of some rest or sleep.
As a noun tires is
plural of lang=en.
tired |
mired |
As verbs the difference between tired and mired
is that
tired is past tense of tire while
mired is past tense of mire.
As an adjective tired
is in need of some rest or sleep.
tired |
timed |
As verbs the difference between tired and timed
is that
tired is past tense of tire while
timed is past tense of time.
As adjectives the difference between tired and timed
is that
tired is in need of some rest or sleep while
timed is happening at a certain time.
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