willed |
bequeathed |
As verbs the difference between willed and bequeathed
is that
willed is (
will) while
bequeathed is (
bequeath).
As an adjective willed
is having a document specifying inheritance.
willed |
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is likely misspelled.
has no English definition.
As an adjective willed
is having a document specifying inheritance.
As a verb willed
is past tense of will.
willed |
will |
As an adjective willed
is having a document specifying inheritance.
As a verb willed
is (
will).
As a proper noun will is
also used as a formal given name.
As a noun will is
(american football) a weak-side linebacker.
wills |
willed |
As verbs the difference between wills and willed
is that
wills is (
will) while
willed is (
will).
As a noun wills
is .
As an adjective willed is
having a document specifying inheritance.
would |
willed |
As verbs the difference between would and willed
is that
would is
As a past-tense form of {{term|will}}.willed is past tense of will.
As an adjective willed is
having a document specifying inheritance.
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willed |
As an adjective willed is
having a document specifying inheritance.
As a verb willed is
(
will).
willed |
hearted |
As adjectives the difference between willed and hearted
is that
willed is having a document specifying inheritance while
hearted is having, or shaped like, a specified form of heart.
As verbs the difference between willed and hearted
is that
willed is past tense of will while
hearted is past tense of heart.
willed |
dilled |
As verbs the difference between willed and dilled
is that
willed is (
will) while
dilled is (
dill).
As an adjective willed
is having a document specifying inheritance.
willed |
twilled |
As adjectives the difference between willed and twilled
is that
willed is having a document specifying inheritance while
twilled is having diagonal parallel ribs.
As verbs the difference between willed and twilled
is that
willed is past tense of will while
twilled is past tense of twill.
tilled |
willed |
As verbs the difference between tilled and willed
is that
tilled is past tense of till while
willed is past tense of will.
As adjectives the difference between tilled and willed
is that
tilled is ploughed or cultivated while
willed is having a document specifying inheritance.
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