winned

Tinned vs Winned - What's the difference?

tinned | winned |

As verbs the difference between tinned and winned

is that tinned is past tense of tin while winned is past tense of win.

As an adjective tinned

is coated, or plated with tin.

Winned vs Sinned - What's the difference?

winned | sinned |

As verbs the difference between winned and sinned

is that winned is (nonstandard|informal) (win) while sinned is (sin).

Winned vs Binned - What's the difference?

winned | binned |

As verbs the difference between winned and binned

is that winned is past tense of win while binned is past tense of bin.

Winned vs Twinned - What's the difference?

winned | twinned |

As verbs the difference between winned and twinned

is that winned is (nonstandard|informal) (win) while twinned is (twin).

Winned vs Dinned - What's the difference?

winned | dinned |

As verbs the difference between winned and dinned

is that winned is past tense of win while dinned is past tense of din.

Winded vs Winned - What's the difference?

winded | winned |

As verbs the difference between winded and winned

is that winded is past tense of wind while winned is past tense of win.

As an adjective winded

is short of breath.

Ginned vs Winned - What's the difference?

ginned | winned |

As verbs the difference between ginned and winned

is that ginned is past tense of gin while winned is past tense of win.

As an adjective ginned

is drunk.

Winged vs Winned - What's the difference?

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.

Winned vs Winced - What's the difference?

winned | winced |

As verbs the difference between winned and winced

is that winned is past tense of win while winced is past tense of wince.

Wined vs Winned - What's the difference?

wined | winned |

As verbs the difference between wined and winned

is that wined is past tense of wine while winned is past tense of win.