wooded

As adjectives the difference between woaded and wooded

is that woaded is coloured or stained with woad while wooded is covered with trees.

As verbs the difference between woaded and wooded

is that woaded is past tense of woad while wooded is past tense of wood.

As verbs the difference between worded and wooded

is that worded is (word) while wooded is (wood).

As an adjective wooded is

covered with trees.

As an adjective wooded

is covered with trees.

As a verb wooded

is (wood).

As a noun woodes is

.

As a noun taxonomy

is the science or the technique used to make a classification.

As an adjective wooded is

covered with trees.

As a verb wooded is

(wood).

As adjectives the difference between wooded and wealdish

is that wooded is covered with trees while wealdish is of or pertaining to a weald, especially the weald in the county of Kent, England.

As a verb wooded

is past tense of wood.

As a noun wealdish is

a wooded place.

As adjectives the difference between wooded and unwooded

is that wooded is covered with trees while unwooded is not wooded.

As a verb wooded

is (wood).

As adjectives the difference between wooded and nonwooded

is that wooded is covered with trees while nonwooded is not wooded.

As a verb wooded

is past tense of wood.

As an adjective wooded

is covered with trees.

As a verb wooded

is (wood).

As an adverb woodedly is

(rare) in a wooded manner.