terms |
raimed |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb raimed is
(
raim).
rimed |
raimed |
As verbs the difference between rimed and raimed
is that
rimed is (
rime) while
raimed is (
raim).
As an adjective rimed
is covered in frost.
raimed |
ramed |
As a verb raimed
is (
raim).
As an adjective ramed is
having the frames, stem, and sternpost adjusted; — said of a ship on the stocks.
raimed |
rained |
As verbs the difference between raimed and rained
is that
raimed is past tense of raim while
rained is past tense of rain.
raimed |
railed |
As verbs the difference between raimed and railed
is that
raimed is (
raim) while
railed is (
rail).
raimed |
raided |
As verbs the difference between raimed and raided
is that
raimed is past tense of raim while
raided is past tense of raid.
aimed |
raimed |
As verbs the difference between aimed and raimed
is that
aimed is (
aim) while
raimed is (
raim).
raised |
raimed |
As verbs the difference between raised and raimed
is that
raised is past tense of raise while
raimed is past tense of raim.
raiked |
raimed |
As verbs the difference between raiked and raimed
is that
raiked is (
raik) while
raimed is (
raim).
maimed |
raimed |
As verbs the difference between maimed and raimed
is that
maimed is past tense of maim while
raimed is past tense of raim.
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