swilled

As a verb swilled is

(swill).

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb swilled is

(swill).

As a verb swilled

is past tense of swill.

As a noun swiller is

a person who swills something.

As verbs the difference between swilled and twilled

is that swilled is (swill) while twilled is (twill).

As an adjective twilled is

(of fabric) having diagonal parallel ribs.

As verbs the difference between spilled and swilled

is that spilled is (chiefly|us) (spill) while swilled is (swill).

As verbs the difference between shilled and swilled

is that shilled is (shill) while swilled is (swill).

As verbs the difference between swilled and willed

is that swilled is (swill) while willed is (will).

As an adjective willed is

having a document specifying inheritance.

As verbs the difference between stilled and swilled

is that stilled is (still) while swilled is (swill).

As an adjective stilled

is brought to a standstill.

As verbs the difference between swirled and swilled

is that swirled is past tense of swirl while swilled is past tense of swill.

As an adjective swirled

is mixed in a circular pattern with both original components distinguishable.

As verbs the difference between skilled and swilled

is that skilled is (skill) while swilled is (swill).

As an adjective skilled

is having or showing skill; skilful.