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sallied

Terms vs Sallied - What's the difference?

terms | sallied |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb sallied is

(sally).

Sallied vs Sallies - What's the difference?

sallied | sallies |


As verbs the difference between sallied and sallies

is that sallied is past tense of sally while sallies is third-person singular of sally.

As a noun sallies is

plural of lang=en.

Sallied vs Allied - What's the difference?

sallied | allied |


As a verb sallied

is (sally).

As an adjective allied is

relating to the allies (allied nations during world war one).

Tallied vs Sallied - What's the difference?

tallied | sallied |


As verbs the difference between tallied and sallied

is that tallied is (tally) while sallied is (sally).

Sullied vs Sallied - What's the difference?

sullied | sallied |


As verbs the difference between sullied and sallied

is that sullied is past tense of sully while sallied is past tense of sally.

As an adjective sullied

is defiled or tainted, soiled or stained.

Rallied vs Sallied - What's the difference?

rallied | sallied |


As verbs the difference between rallied and sallied

is that rallied is past tense of rally while sallied is past tense of sally.

Sallied vs Gallied - What's the difference?

sallied | gallied |


As a verb sallied

is (sally).

As an adjective gallied is

(nautical) worried; flurried; frightened.

Sallied vs Dallied - What's the difference?

sallied | dallied |


As verbs the difference between sallied and dallied

is that sallied is (sally) while dallied is (dally).