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Terms vs Ired - What's the difference?

terms | ired |


As nouns the difference between terms and ired

is that terms is while ired is .

Ired vs Wired - What's the difference?

ired | wired |


As verbs the difference between ired and wired

is that ired is past tense of ire while wired is past tense of wire.

As an adjective wired is

equipped with wires, so as to connect to a power source or to other electric or electronic equipment; connected by wires.

Ired vs Pred - What's the difference?

ired | pred |


As nouns the difference between ired and pred

is that ired is while pred is (informal|among vorarephiles) a predator.

Fired vs Ired - What's the difference?

fired | ired |


As verbs the difference between fired and ired

is that fired is past tense of fire while ired is past tense of ire.

As an adjective fired

is let go from a job.

Iced vs Ired - What's the difference?

iced | ired |


As verbs the difference between iced and ired

is that iced is past tense of ice while ired is past tense of ire.

As an adjective iced

is with ice added.

Ired vs Cred - What's the difference?

ired | cred |


As a verb ired

is past tense of ire.

As a noun cred is

credibility.

Ured vs Ired - What's the difference?

ured | ired |


As verbs the difference between ured and ired

is that ured is past tense of ure while ired is past tense of ire.

Ired vs Aired - What's the difference?

ired | aired |


As verbs the difference between ired and aired

is that ired is past tense of ire while aired is past tense of air.

Ired vs Mired - What's the difference?

ired | mired |


As verbs the difference between ired and mired

is that ired is past tense of ire while mired is past tense of mire.

Ired vs Ire - What's the difference?

ired | ire |


As verbs the difference between ired and ire

is that ired is past tense of ire while ire is to anger; to fret; to irritate.

As a noun ire is

iron.

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