terms |
meated |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective meated is
fed; fattened.
meated |
meeted |
As an adjective meated
is fed; fattened.
As a verb meeted is
past tense of meet.
meated |
mated |
As adjectives the difference between meated and mated
is that
meated is fed; fattened while
mated is fitted together or interlocked.
As a verb mated is
(
mate).
meated |
seated |
As adjectives the difference between meated and seated
is that
meated is fed; fattened while
seated is participle of the verb "to seat".
As a verb seated is
(
seat).
eated |
meated |
As a verb eated
is past tense of eat.
As an adjective meated is
fed; fattened.
meaned |
meated |
As adjectives the difference between meaned and meated
is that
meaned is (in combinations) having a specific type of mean (mathematical mean) while
meated is fed; fattened.
As a verb meaned
is (
mean).
melted |
meated |
As adjectives the difference between melted and meated
is that
melted is being in a liquid state as a result of melting while
meated is fed; fattened.
As a verb melted
is (
melt).
meated |
meawed |
As an adjective meated
is fed; fattened.
As a verb meawed is
past tense of meaw.
meated |
meted |
As an adjective meated
is fed; fattened.
As a verb meted is
past tense of mete.
moated |
meated |
As adjectives the difference between moated and meated
is that
moated is surrounded with a moat while
meated is fed; fattened.
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