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unshed

Terms vs Unshed - What's the difference?

terms | unshed |


As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective unshed is

that has not been shed.

Unshed vs Unsped - What's the difference?

unshed | unsped |


As adjectives the difference between unshed and unsped

is that unshed is that has not been shed while unsped is (obsolete) not performed; not dispatched.

Unshed vs Dunshed - What's the difference?

unshed | dunshed |


As an adjective unshed

is that has not been shed.

As a verb dunshed is

(dunsh).

Unshed vs Gunshed - What's the difference?

unshed | gunshed |


As an adjective unshed

is that has not been shed.

As a noun gunshed is

a builing in which military guns are stored.

Unshed vs Unsued - What's the difference?

unshed | unsued |


As adjectives the difference between unshed and unsued

is that unshed is that has not been shed while unsued is not sued.

Unshed vs Unshoed - What's the difference?

unshed | unshoed |


As adjectives the difference between unshed and unshoed

is that unshed is that has not been shed while unshoed is not wearing shoes.

As a verb unshoed is

past tense of unshoe.

Ushed vs Unshed - What's the difference?

ushed | unshed |


As a verb ushed

is past tense of ush.

As an adjective unshed is

that has not been shed.

Unshed vs Unshod - What's the difference?

unshed | unshod |


As adjectives the difference between unshed and unshod

is that unshed is that has not been shed while unshod is not shod; without shoes.

Shed vs Unshed - What's the difference?

shed | unshed |


As a verb shed

is to part or divide.

As a noun shed

is an area between upper and lower warp yarns through which the weft is woven.

As an adjective unshed is

that has not been shed.