laned

As an adjective laned

is divided into lanes, as with a road.

As a verb loaned is

(loan).

As adjectives the difference between lated and laned

is that lated is belated; too late while laned is divided into lanes, as with a road.

As adjectives the difference between laned and waned

is that laned is divided into lanes, as with a road while waned is having wanes, i.e. rounded corners caused by lack of wood, often showing bark.

As a verb waned is

past tense of wane.

As adjectives the difference between lanced and laned

is that lanced is weak, feeble, languid while laned is divided into lanes, as with a road.

As adjectives the difference between lined and laned

is that lined is having a lining, an inner layer or covering while laned is divided into lanes, as with a road.

As a verb lined

is (line).

As adjectives the difference between maned and laned

is that maned is having a (specified form of) mane while laned is divided into lanes, as with a road.

As a verb baned

is (bane).

As an adjective laned is

divided into lanes, as with a road.

As adjectives the difference between laned and paned

is that laned is divided into lanes, as with a road while paned is having panes of a certain kind.

As adjectives the difference between vaned and laned

is that vaned is having a vane or vanes while laned is divided into lanes, as with a road.

As a verb planed

is (plane).

As an adjective laned is

divided into lanes, as with a road.