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cheaped

Cheaped vs Cheapen - What's the difference?

cheaped | cheapen |


As verbs the difference between cheaped and cheapen

is that cheaped is past tense of cheap while cheapen is to decrease the value of; to make cheap.

Cheated vs Cheaped - What's the difference?

cheated | cheaped |


As verbs the difference between cheated and cheaped

is that cheated is past tense of cheat while cheaped is past tense of cheap.

As an adjective cheated

is as if having been deceived.

Cheeped vs Cheaped - What's the difference?

cheeped | cheaped |


As verbs the difference between cheeped and cheaped

is that cheeped is past tense of cheep while cheaped is past tense of cheap.

Cheaped vs Cheaper - What's the difference?

cheaped | cheaper |


As a verb cheaped

is past tense of cheap.

As an adjective cheaper is

comparative of cheap.

Cheaped vs Heaped - What's the difference?

cheaped | heaped |


As verbs the difference between cheaped and heaped

is that cheaped is past tense of cheap while heaped is past tense of heap.

As an adjective heaped is

in a heap.

Cheaped vs Chaped - What's the difference?

cheaped | chaped |


As a verb cheaped

is (cheap).

As an adjective chaped is

(obsolete) furnished with a chape or chapes.