waled

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb waled is

(wale).

As verbs the difference between haled and waled

is that haled is past tense of hale while waled is past tense of wale.

As verbs the difference between waled and waned

is that waled is past tense of wale while waned is past tense of wane.

As an adjective waned is

having wanes, i.e. rounded corners caused by lack of wood, often showing bark.

As verbs the difference between waled and paled

is that waled is (wale) while paled is (pale).

As an adjective paled is

(obsolete) striped.

As verbs the difference between waled and waxed

is that waled is (wale) while waxed is (wax).

As an adjective waxed is

of an object, coated or treated with wax in order to make it shiny or waterproof, or to protect it.

As verbs the difference between whaled and waled

is that whaled is (whale) while waled is (wale).

As a verb waled

is past tense of wale.

As a noun waler is

a breed of light saddle horse from Australia, once favoured as a warhorse.

As verbs the difference between wailed and waled

is that wailed is past tense of wail while waled is past tense of wale.

As verbs the difference between waled and waged

is that waled is past tense of wale while waged is past tense of wage.

As verbs the difference between swaled and waled

is that swaled is (swale) while waled is (wale).