traveled |
sailed |
As verbs the difference between traveled and sailed
is that
traveled is (us) (
travel) while
sailed is (
sail).
As an adjective traveled
is frequented]] by [[traveler|travelers.
sailor |
sailed |
As a noun sailor
is one who follows the business of navigating ships or other vessels; one who understands the practical management of ships; one of the crew of a vessel; a mariner; a common seaman.
As a verb sailed is
(
sail).
sailed |
scraped |
As verbs the difference between sailed and scraped
is that
sailed is (
sail) while
scraped is (
scrape).
paddled |
sailed |
As verbs the difference between paddled and sailed
is that
paddled is (
paddle) while
sailed is (
sail).
siled |
sailed |
As verbs the difference between siled and sailed
is that
siled is (
sile) while
sailed is (
sail).
railed |
sailed |
As verbs the difference between railed and sailed
is that
railed is (
rail) while
sailed is (
sail).
sailed |
bailed |
As verbs the difference between sailed and bailed
is that
sailed is (
sail) while
bailed is (
bail).
vailed |
sailed |
As verbs the difference between vailed and sailed
is that
vailed is (
vail) while
sailed is (
sail).
sailed |
soiled |
As verbs the difference between sailed and soiled
is that
sailed is (
sail) while
soiled is (
soil).
As an adjective soiled is
dirty.
hailed |
sailed |
As verbs the difference between hailed and sailed
is that
hailed is past tense of hail while
sailed is past tense of sail.
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