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swaged

Swaged - What does it mean?

swaged | |

is likely misspelled.


has no English definition.

As a verb swaged

is past tense of swage.

Terms vs Swaged - What's the difference?

terms | swaged |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb swaged is

(swage).

Swaged vs Waged - What's the difference?

swaged | waged |


As verbs the difference between swaged and waged

is that swaged is past tense of swage while waged is past tense of wage.

Swaged vs Swages - What's the difference?

swaged | swages |


As verbs the difference between swaged and swages

is that swaged is (swage) while swages is (swage).

As a noun swages is

.

Swaged vs Swage - What's the difference?

swaged | swage |


As verbs the difference between swaged and swage

is that swaged is (swage) while swage is to bend or shape through use of a swage or swage can be .

As a noun swage is

a tool, used by blacksmiths and other metalworkers, for cold shaping of a metal item.

Swaged vs Swayed - What's the difference?

swaged | swayed |


As verbs the difference between swaged and swayed

is that swaged is (swage) while swayed is (sway).

As an adjective swayed is

bent backwards, as in swayback.

Swaged vs Swagged - What's the difference?

swaged | swagged |


As verbs the difference between swaged and swagged

is that swaged is past tense of swage while swagged is past tense of swag.

Swaged vs Swaled - What's the difference?

swaged | swaled |


As verbs the difference between swaged and swaled

is that swaged is (swage) while swaled is (swale).

Saged vs Swaged - What's the difference?

saged | swaged |


As verbs the difference between saged and swaged

is that saged is (sage) while swaged is (swage).

Swaged vs Staged - What's the difference?

swaged | staged |


As verbs the difference between swaged and staged

is that swaged is past tense of swage while staged is past tense of stage.

As an adjective staged is

planned, prepared.