terms |
cessed |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb cessed is
(
cess).
cesses |
cessed |
As verbs the difference between cesses and cessed
is that
cesses is while
cessed is (
cess).
cesser |
cessed |
As a noun cesser
is (legal) a neglect of a tenant to perform services, or make payment, for two years.
As a verb cessed is
(
cess).
censed |
cessed |
As verbs the difference between censed and cessed
is that
censed is past tense of cense while
cessed is past tense of cess.
cessed |
jessed |
As a verb cessed
is (
cess).
As an adjective jessed is
having jesses on, as a hawk.
cessed |
sessed |
As verbs the difference between cessed and sessed
is that
cessed is (
cess) while
sessed is (
sess).
yessed |
cessed |
As verbs the difference between yessed and cessed
is that
yessed is (
yes) while
cessed is (
cess).
cessed |
kessed |
As verbs the difference between cessed and kessed
is that
cessed is (
cess) while
kessed is (
kess).
cussed |
cessed |
As verbs the difference between cussed and cessed
is that
cussed is past tense of cuss while
cessed is past tense of cess.
As an adjective cussed
is ill-tempered, nasty, obstinate.
As an adverb cussed
is very, cussedly, accursedly.
cessed |
messed |
As verbs the difference between cessed and messed
is that
cessed is (
cess) while
messed is (
mess).
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