ready |
readied |
As verbs the difference between ready and readied
is that
ready is to make prepared for action while
readied is (
ready) put into in a state available for use.
As an adjective ready
is prepared for immediate action or use.
As a noun ready
is (slang) ready money; cash.
readied |
primed |
As verbs the difference between readied and primed
is that
readied is past tense of ready. Put into in a state available for use while
primed is past tense of prime.
As an adjective primed is
prepared for use or action.
prepared |
readied |
As verbs the difference between prepared and readied
is that
prepared is past tense of prepare while
readied is past tense of ready. Put into in a state available for use.
As an adjective prepared
is willing.
redied |
readied |
As verbs the difference between redied and readied
is that
redied is (
redie) while
readied is (
ready) put into in a state available for use.
readier |
readied |
As an adjective readier
is comparative of ready.
As a noun readier
is one who or that which makes something ready.
As a verb readied is
past tense of ready. Put into in a state available for use.
readied |
readded |
As verbs the difference between readied and readded
is that
readied is past tense of ready. Put into in a state available for use while
readded is past tense of readd.
readied |
readie |
As a verb readied
is past tense of ready. Put into in a state available for use.
As an adjective readie is
obsolete spelling of lang=en.
readied |
readies |
As verbs the difference between readied and readies
is that
readied is past tense of ready. Put into in a state available for use while
readies is third-person singular of ready.
As a noun readies is
cash, especially bank notes (from ready money).
taxonomy |
readied |
As a noun taxonomy
is the science or the technique used to make a classification.
As a verb readied is
past tense of ready. Put into in a state available for use.