levered

As a verb levered is

(lever).

As an adjective levered is

equipped with a lever or levers.

As adjectives the difference between levered and fevered

is that levered is equipped with a lever or levers while fevered is affected by a fever; feverish.

As a verb levered

is past tense of lever.

As verbs the difference between leveled and levered

is that leveled is past tense of level while levered is past tense of lever.

As an adjective levered is

equipped with a lever or levers.

As verbs the difference between levered and severed

is that levered is (lever) while severed is (sever).

As adjectives the difference between levered and severed

is that levered is equipped with a lever or levers while severed is separated, cut off or broken apart.

As verbs the difference between levered and leered

is that levered is (lever) while leered is (leer).

As an adjective levered

is equipped with a lever or levers.

As adjectives the difference between leveed and levered

is that leveed is having a levee while levered is equipped with a lever or levers.

As a verb levered is

(lever).

As adjectives the difference between levered and livered

is that levered is equipped with a lever or levers while livered is (in combination) having (or having the characteristics associated with) a specified form of liver.

As a verb levered

is (lever).

As adjectives the difference between levered and lepered

is that levered is equipped with a lever or levers while lepered is (archaic) affected or tainted with leprosy.

As a verb levered

is (lever).

As verbs the difference between levered and revered

is that levered is (lever) while revered is (revere).

As adjectives the difference between levered and revered

is that levered is equipped with a lever or levers while revered is respected or given reverence.