vailed

Vailed - What does it mean?

vailed | |

Vailed vs Veiled - What's the difference?

vailed | veiled |

As verbs the difference between vailed and veiled

is that vailed is past tense of vail while veiled is past tense of veil.

As an adjective veiled is

hidden, such as by a veil.

Mailed vs Vailed - What's the difference?

mailed | vailed |

As verbs the difference between mailed and vailed

is that mailed is (mail) or mailed can be (mail) while vailed is (vail).

As an adjective mailed

is armoured in, protected by, or made of mail.

Vailed vs Railed - What's the difference?

vailed | railed |

As verbs the difference between vailed and railed

is that vailed is past tense of vail while railed is past tense of rail.

Vailed vs Sailed - What's the difference?

vailed | sailed |

As verbs the difference between vailed and sailed

is that vailed is (vail) while sailed is (sail).

Failed vs Vailed - What's the difference?

failed | vailed |

As verbs the difference between failed and vailed

is that failed is past tense of fail while vailed is past tense of vail.

Vailed vs Bailed - What's the difference?

vailed | bailed |

As verbs the difference between vailed and bailed

is that vailed is (vail) while bailed is (bail).

Vailed vs Vailer - What's the difference?

vailed | vailer |

As a verb vailed

is (vail).

As a noun vailer is

(label) one who vails.

Tailed vs Vailed - What's the difference?

tailed | vailed |

As verbs the difference between tailed and vailed

is that tailed is (tail) while vailed is (vail).

As an adjective tailed

is (in combination ) having the specified form of tail.

Availed vs Vailed - What's the difference?

availed | vailed |

As verbs the difference between availed and vailed

is that availed is (avail) while vailed is (vail).