baited

Gated vs Baited - What's the difference?

gated | baited |

As verbs the difference between gated and baited

is that gated is (gate) while baited is (bait).

As an adjective gated

is capable of being switched on and off (normally by means of a signal).

Baited vs Allured - What's the difference?

baited | allured |

As verbs the difference between baited and allured

is that baited is (bait) while allured is (allure).

Goaded vs Baited - What's the difference?

goaded | baited |

As verbs the difference between goaded and baited

is that goaded is past tense of goad while baited is past tense of bait.

Baited vs Basted - What's the difference?

baited | basted |

As verbs the difference between baited and basted

is that baited is (bait) while basted is (baste).

Baited vs Gaited - What's the difference?

baited | gaited |

As verbs the difference between baited and gaited

is that baited is (bait) while gaited is (gait).

Baiter vs Baited - What's the difference?

baiter | baited |

As a noun baiter

is agent noun of bait; one who baits, as with a fishhook.

As a verb baited is

(bait).

Baited vs Bailed - What's the difference?

baited | bailed |

As verbs the difference between baited and bailed

is that baited is (bait) while bailed is (bail).

Bited vs Baited - What's the difference?

bited | baited |

As verbs the difference between bited and baited

is that bited is (nonstandard) (bite) while baited is (bait).

Waited vs Baited - What's the difference?

waited | baited |

As verbs the difference between waited and baited

is that waited is (wait) while baited is (bait).

Baited vs Baized - What's the difference?

baited | baized |

As a verb baited

is (bait).

As an adjective baized is

covered with baize.