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lorded

Terms vs Lorded - What's the difference?

terms | lorded |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb lorded is

(lord).

Lorded vs Larded - What's the difference?

lorded | larded |


As verbs the difference between lorded and larded

is that lorded is (lord) while larded is (lard).

As an adjective larded is

coated or stuffed with fat or strips of bacon etc.

Lored vs Lorded - What's the difference?

lored | lorded |


As an adjective lored

is having a lore, of a certain type, usually a color.

As a verb lorded is

past tense of lord.

Loaded vs Lorded - What's the difference?

loaded | lorded |


As verbs the difference between loaded and lorded

is that loaded is (load) while lorded is (lord).

As an adjective loaded

is burdened by some heavy load; packed.

Corded vs Lorded - What's the difference?

corded | lorded |


As verbs the difference between corded and lorded

is that corded is (cord) while lorded is (lord).

As an adjective corded

is fitted with a cord.

Lorded vs Loided - What's the difference?

lorded | loided |


As verbs the difference between lorded and loided

is that lorded is (lord) while loided is (loid).

Lorded vs Worded - What's the difference?

lorded | worded |


As verbs the difference between lorded and worded

is that lorded is past tense of lord while worded is past tense of word.

Lorded vs Forded - What's the difference?

lorded | forded |


As verbs the difference between lorded and forded

is that lorded is (lord) while forded is (ford).