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dayed

Terms vs Dayed - What's the difference?

terms | dayed |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb dayed is

(day).

Daye vs Dayed - What's the difference?

daye | dayed |


As a noun daye

is an archaic spelling of day.

As a verb dayed is

past tense of day.

Dayed vs Dayes - What's the difference?

dayed | dayes |


As a verb dayed

is past tense of day.

As a noun dayes is

plural of lang=en.

Dayer vs Dayed - What's the difference?

dayer | dayed |


As a noun dayer

is something lasting a specified number of days.

As a verb dayed is

past tense of day.

Dayed vs Rayed - What's the difference?

dayed | rayed |


As verbs the difference between dayed and rayed

is that dayed is (day) while rayed is (ray).

Dayed vs Dazed - What's the difference?

dayed | dazed |


As verbs the difference between dayed and dazed

is that dayed is past tense of day while dazed is past tense of daze.

As an adjective dazed is

in a state of shock or confusion.

Dyed vs Dayed - What's the difference?

dyed | dayed |


As verbs the difference between dyed and dayed

is that dyed is past tense of dye while dayed is past tense of day.

As an adjective dyed

is coloured or tinted with dye.

Dayed vs Wayed - What's the difference?

dayed | wayed |


As a verb dayed

is (day).

As an adjective wayed is

(of a horse) used to the way; broken in.

Dased vs Dayed - What's the difference?

dased | dayed |


As verbs the difference between dased and dayed

is that dased is past tense of dase while dayed is past tense of day.

Bayed vs Dayed - What's the difference?

bayed | dayed |


As verbs the difference between bayed and dayed

is that bayed is (bay) while dayed is (day).

As an adjective bayed

is having a bay or bays.

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