terms |
harped |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb harped is
(
harp).
happed |
harped |
As verbs the difference between happed and harped
is that
happed is (
hap) while
harped is (
harp).
As an adjective happed
is wrapped; covered; cloaked.
warped |
harped |
As verbs the difference between warped and harped
is that
warped is past tense of warp while
harped is past tense of harp.
As an adjective warped
is distorted by warping; twisted out of shape.
harped |
harmed |
As a verb harped
is (
harp).
As an adverb harmed is
(
l).
harped |
hared |
As verbs the difference between harped and hared
is that
harped is past tense of harp while
hared is past tense of hare.
harper |
harped |
As a proper noun harper
is for a player of the harp.
As a verb harped is
(
harp).
carped |
harped |
As verbs the difference between carped and harped
is that
carped is past tense of carp while
harped is past tense of harp.
jarped |
harped |
As verbs the difference between jarped and harped
is that
jarped is (
jarp) while
harped is (
harp).
harped |
sharped |
As verbs the difference between harped and sharped
is that
harped is past tense of harp while
sharped is past tense of sharp.
As an adjective sharped is
raised in pitch by half a note. Made into a sharp note.
harped |
hasped |
As verbs the difference between harped and hasped
is that
harped is (
harp) while
hasped is (
hasp).
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