stoled

As verbs the difference between steal and stoled

is that steal is (lb) to take illegally, or without the owner's permission, something owned by someone else while stoled is (nonstandard) (steal).

As a noun steal

is the act of stealing.

As an adjective stoled is

having or wearing a stole.

As a noun stoles

is .

As an adjective stoled is

having or wearing a stole.

As a verb stoled is

(nonstandard) (steal).

As adjectives the difference between stoled and stoned

is that stoled is having or wearing a stole while stoned is high on drugs, especially cannabis (weed).

As verbs the difference between stoled and stoned

is that stoled is (nonstandard) (steal) while stoned is (stone).

As verbs the difference between stoked and stoled

is that stoked is (stoke) while stoled is (nonstandard) (steal).

As adjectives the difference between stoked and stoled

is that stoked is (slang) feeling excitement or an exciting rush while stoled is having or wearing a stole.

As verbs the difference between stoped and stoled

is that stoped is past tense of stope while stoled is past tense of steal.

As an adjective stoled is

having or wearing a stole.

As adjectives the difference between stolid and stoled

is that stolid is having or revealing little emotion or sensibility while stoled is having or wearing a stole.

As a verb stoled is

(nonstandard) (steal).

As verbs the difference between stoled and soled

is that stoled is (nonstandard) (steal) while soled is (sole).

As an adjective stoled

is having or wearing a stole.

As verbs the difference between stoved and stoled

is that stoved is (stove) while stoled is (nonstandard) (steal).

As an adjective stoled is

having or wearing a stole.