terms |
sconed |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb sconed is
(
scone).
sconed |
scened |
As verbs the difference between sconed and scened
is that
sconed is (
scone) while
scened is (
scene).
As an adjective scened is
(in combinations) having a particular number of scenes.
scorned |
sconed |
As verbs the difference between scorned and sconed
is that
scorned is (
scorn) while
sconed is (
scone).
As an adjective scorned
is hated, despised, or avoided.
sconed |
scowed |
As verbs the difference between sconed and scowed
is that
sconed is (
scone) while
scowed is (
scow).
scoped |
sconed |
As verbs the difference between scoped and sconed
is that
scoped is (
scope) while
sconed is (
scone).
scone |
sconed |
As a proper noun scone
is a village north of perth in scotland; the coronation site of scottish kings until 1651.
As a verb sconed is
(
scone).
sconed |
scored |
As verbs the difference between sconed and scored
is that
sconed is (
scone) while
scored is (
score).
stoned |
sconed |
As verbs the difference between stoned and sconed
is that
stoned is past tense of stone while
sconed is past tense of scone.
As an adjective stoned
is high on drugs, especially cannabis (weed).
sconed |
coned |
As verbs the difference between sconed and coned
is that
sconed is (
scone) while
coned is (
cone).
As an adjective coned is
(
of an area) segregated or delineated by traffic cones.
sconed |
sconced |
As verbs the difference between sconed and sconced
is that
sconed is (
scone) while
sconced is (
sconce).
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