winged |
winger |
As an adjective winged
is having wings.
As a verb winged
is past tense of wing.
As a noun winger is
one of the casks stowed in the wings of a vessel's hold, being smaller than such as are stowed more amidships.
winged |
zinged |
As verbs the difference between winged and zinged
is that
winged is past tense of wing while
zinged is past tense of zing.
As an adjective winged
is having wings.
winged |
whinged |
As an adjective winged
is (poetic).
As a verb whinged is
(
whing).
winged |
winned |
As verbs the difference between winged and winned
is that
winged is past tense of wing while
winned is past tense of win.
As an adjective winged
is having wings.
winged |
swinged |
As an adjective winged
is (poetic).
As a verb swinged is
(
swinge).
winges |
winged |
As verbs the difference between winges and winged
is that
winges is third-person singular of winge while
winged is past tense of wing.
As an adjective winged is
having wings.
winked |
winged |
As verbs the difference between winked and winged
is that
winked is past tense of wink while
winged is past tense of wing.
As an adjective winged is
having wings.
winged |
pinged |
As an adjective winged
is (poetic).
As a verb pinged is
(
ping).
ringed |
winged |
As adjectives the difference between ringed and winged
is that
ringed is marked with rings, circles or loops while
winged is (poetic).
As a verb ringed
is (
ring)
(etymology 1 only; the circle sense) .
binged |
winged |
As verbs the difference between binged and winged
is that
binged is past tense of binge while
winged is past tense of wing.
As an adjective winged is
having wings.
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