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jawed

Jaked vs Jawed - What's the difference?

jaked | jawed |


As adjectives the difference between jaked and jawed

is that jaked is drunk, intoxicated while jawed is having jaws.

Jawed vs Cawed - What's the difference?

jawed | cawed |


As an adjective jawed

is having jaws.

As a verb cawed is

past tense of caw.

Jawed vs Wawed - What's the difference?

jawed | wawed |


As an adjective jawed

is having jaws.

As a verb wawed is

(waw).

Awed vs Jawed - What's the difference?

awed | jawed |


As adjectives the difference between awed and jawed

is that awed is filled with awe while jawed is having jaws.

As a verb awed

is past tense of awe.

Jawed vs Mawed - What's the difference?

jawed | mawed |


As adjectives the difference between jawed and mawed

is that jawed is having jaws while mawed is having a maw (of a specified kind).

Jawed vs Lawed - What's the difference?

jawed | lawed |


As an adjective jawed

is having jaws.

As a verb lawed is

(lawe).

Jawed vs Jaded - What's the difference?

jawed | jaded |


As adjectives the difference between jawed and jaded

is that jawed is having jaws while jaded is worn out, wearied, exhausted or lacking enthusiasm, due to age or experience.

As a verb jaded is

(jade).

Jawed vs Yawed - What's the difference?

jawed | yawed |


As an adjective jawed

is having jaws.

As a verb yawed is

(yaw).

Jawed vs Kawed - What's the difference?

jawed | kawed |


As an adjective jawed

is having jaws.

As a verb kawed is

(kaw).

Sawed vs Jawed - What's the difference?

sawed | jawed |


As a verb sawed

is (saw).

As an adjective jawed is

having jaws.

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