rimed

As verbs the difference between rimed and get

is that rimed is (rime) while get is (label) to obtain; to acquire.

As an adjective rimed

is covered in frost.

As a noun get is

offspring or get can be (british|regional) a git or get can be (judaism) a jewish writ of divorce.

As an adjective rimed is

covered in frost.

As a verb rimed is

(rime).

As verbs the difference between riped and rimed

is that riped is (ripe) while rimed is (rime).

As an adjective rimed is

covered in frost.

As verbs the difference between rimed and raimed

is that rimed is (rime) while raimed is (raim).

As an adjective rimed

is covered in frost.

As verbs the difference between aimed and rimed

is that aimed is (aim) while rimed is (rime).

As an adjective rimed is

covered in frost.

As adjectives the difference between rined and rimed

is that rined is (obsolete) having a rind while rimed is covered in frost.

As a verb rimed is

(rime).

As verbs the difference between rived and rimed

is that rived is (rive) while rimed is (rime).

As an adjective rimed is

covered in frost.

As verbs the difference between rimed and riced

is that rimed is past tense of rime while riced is past tense of rice.

As an adjective rimed

is covered in frost.

As verbs the difference between timed and rimed

is that timed is (time) while rimed is (rime).

As adjectives the difference between timed and rimed

is that timed is happening at a certain time while rimed is covered in frost.

As verbs the difference between riled and rimed

is that riled is (rile) while rimed is (rime).

As an adjective rimed is

covered in frost.