foiled |
|
is likely misspelled.
has no English definition.
As a verb foiled
is past tense of foil.
foiled |
upset |
As verbs the difference between foiled and upset
is that
foiled is (
foil) while
upset is to make (a person) angry, distressed, or unhappy.
As an adjective upset is
(of a person) angry, distressed or unhappy.
As a noun upset is
(uncountable) disturbance or disruption.
foiled |
boiled |
As verbs the difference between foiled and boiled
is that
foiled is (
foil) while
boiled is (
boil).
As an adjective boiled is
cooked in boiling water.
foiled |
foaled |
As verbs the difference between foiled and foaled
is that
foiled is (
foil) while
foaled is (
foal).
foiled |
foiler |
As a verb foiled
is past tense of foil.
As a noun foiler is
one who foils or frustrates.
foiled |
oiled |
As verbs the difference between foiled and oiled
is that
foiled is (
foil) while
oiled is simple past and past participle of
oil .
As an adjective oiled is
of a machine, supplied with oil so as to allow smooth operation.
toiled |
foiled |
As verbs the difference between toiled and foiled
is that
toiled is (
toil) while
foiled is (
foil).
fowled |
foiled |
As verbs the difference between fowled and foiled
is that
fowled is (
fowl) while
foiled is (
foil).
failed |
foiled |
As verbs the difference between failed and foiled
is that
failed is past tense of fail while
foiled is past tense of foil.
fouled |
foiled |
As verbs the difference between fouled and foiled
is that
fouled is past tense of foul while
foiled is past tense of foil.
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