farded

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb farded is

(fard).

As verbs the difference between farted and farded

is that farted is past tense of fart while farded is past tense of fard.

As verbs the difference between faded and farded

is that faded is (fade) while farded is (fard).

As an adjective faded

is that has lost some of its former colour or intensity.

As verbs the difference between farked and farded

is that farked is (fark) while farded is (fard).

As verbs the difference between fardel and farded

is that fardel is (obsolete|transitive) to make up in fardels while farded is (fard).

As a noun fardel

is a fourth part; a quarter or fardel can be (obsolete) a bundle or burden.

As verbs the difference between farded and larded

is that farded is (fard) while larded is (lard).

As an adjective larded is

coated or stuffed with fat or strips of bacon etc.

As verbs the difference between yarded and farded

is that yarded is (yard) while farded is (fard).

As an adjective barded

is (of a horse) accoutered with defensive armor.

As a verb farded is

(fard).

As a verb farded

is (fard).

As a noun farden is

(uk|obsolete|northern england).

As verbs the difference between warded and farded

is that warded is past tense of ward while farded is past tense of fard.