mired |
sink |
As verbs the difference between mired and sink
is that
mired is (
mire) while
sink is
to move or be moved into something .
As a noun sink is
a basin used for holding water for washing.
mired |
stuck |
As a verb mired
is (
mire).
As a noun stuck is
one, piece, article (of a ware; often not translated in engish).
enmire |
mired |
As verbs the difference between enmire and mired
is that
enmire is to immerse in mire; to bog down while
mired is (
mire).
mired |
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mired |
hampered |
As verbs the difference between mired and hampered
is that
mired is (
mire) while
hampered is (
hamper).
As an adjective hampered is
impeded or encumbered as if chained or fettered.
becalmed |
mired |
As verbs the difference between becalmed and mired
is that
becalmed is past tense of becalm while
mired is past tense of mire.
As an adjective becalmed
is (of a sailing ship) unable to move due to lack of wind.
mired |
submerged |
As verbs the difference between mired and submerged
is that
mired is past tense of mire while
submerged is past tense of submerge.
As an adjective submerged is
underwater.
mired |
mirrored |
As verbs the difference between mired and mirrored
is that
mired is (
mire) while
mirrored is (
mirror).
enmired |
mired |
As verbs the difference between enmired and mired
is that
enmired is past tense of enmire while
mired is past tense of mire.
As an adjective enmired
is immersed in mire; bogged down.
mired |
aired |
As verbs the difference between mired and aired
is that
mired is past tense of mire while
aired is past tense of air.
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