waped

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective waped is

(obsolete) downcast; dejected; crushed by misery.

As adjectives the difference between waped and waned

is that waped is downcast; dejected; crushed by misery while waned is having wanes, i.e. rounded corners caused by lack of wood, often showing bark.

As a verb waned is

past tense of wane.

As a verb naped

is past tense of nape.

As an adjective waped is

downcast; dejected; crushed by misery.

As an adjective waped

is downcast; dejected; crushed by misery.

As a verb japed is

past tense of jape.

As a verb taped

is (tape).

As an adjective waped is

(obsolete) downcast; dejected; crushed by misery.

As an adjective waped

is (obsolete) downcast; dejected; crushed by misery.

As a verb waved is

(wave).

As an adjective waped

is downcast; dejected; crushed by misery.

As a verb wiped is

past tense of wipe.

As an adjective waped

is (obsolete) downcast; dejected; crushed by misery.

As a verb gaped is

(gape).

As adjectives the difference between waped and wayed

is that waped is (obsolete) downcast; dejected; crushed by misery while wayed is (of a horse) used to the way; broken in.

As adjectives the difference between waped and waxed

is that waped is (obsolete) downcast; dejected; crushed by misery while waxed is of an object, coated or treated with wax in order to make it shiny or waterproof, or to protect it.

As a verb waxed is

(wax).