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gaited

Gaiter vs Gaited - What's the difference?

gaiter | gaited |


As verbs the difference between gaiter and gaited

is that gaiter is to dress with gaiters while gaited is (gait).

As a noun gaiter

is a covering of cloth or leather for the ankle and instep; see spats.

Terms vs Gaited - What's the difference?

terms | gaited |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb gaited is

(gait).

Gasted vs Gaited - What's the difference?

gasted | gaited |


As verbs the difference between gasted and gaited

is that gasted is (gast) while gaited is (gait).

Baited vs Gaited - What's the difference?

baited | gaited |


As verbs the difference between baited and gaited

is that baited is (bait) while gaited is (gait).

Gaited vs Gatted - What's the difference?

gaited | gatted |


As verbs the difference between gaited and gatted

is that gaited is (gait) while gatted is (gat).

Gained vs Gaited - What's the difference?

gained | gaited |


As verbs the difference between gained and gaited

is that gained is past tense of gain while gaited is past tense of gait.

Waited vs Gaited - What's the difference?

waited | gaited |


As verbs the difference between waited and gaited

is that waited is (wait) while gaited is (gait).

Gated vs Gaited - What's the difference?

gated | gaited |


As verbs the difference between gated and gaited

is that gated is past tense of gate while gaited is past tense of gait.

As an adjective gated

is capable of being switched on and off (normally by means of a signal).