spiced

As verbs the difference between seasoned and spiced

is that seasoned is (season) while spiced is (spice).

As adjectives the difference between seasoned and spiced

is that seasoned is experienced, especially in terms of a profession or a hobby while spiced is having spice added, spicy.

As an adjective spiced

is having spice added, spicy.

As a verb spiced

is (spice).

As a noun spicer is

one who seasons with spice.

As adjectives the difference between spiced and spiked

is that spiced is having spice added, spicy while spiked is containing alcohol or drugs, often without the informing those who partake.

As verbs the difference between spiced and spiked

is that spiced is past tense of spice while spiked is past tense of spike.

As verbs the difference between spiced and spied

is that spiced is (spice) while spied is (spy).

As an adjective spiced

is having spice added, spicy.

As adjectives the difference between spired and spiced

is that spired is having a spire while spiced is having spice added, spicy.

As a verb spiced is

past tense of spice.

As verbs the difference between spiced and spaced

is that spiced is (spice) while spaced is (space).

As an adjective spiced

is having spice added, spicy.

As adjectives the difference between spiced and spined

is that spiced is having spice added, spicy while spined is (not comparable) having spines, spiny.

As a verb spiced

is (spice).

As verbs the difference between spliced and spiced

is that spliced is (splice) while spiced is (spice).

As an adjective spiced is

having spice added, spicy.

As a noun spices

is plural of lang=en.

As an adjective spiced is

having spice added, spicy.

As a verb spiced is

past tense of spice.