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hayed |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb hayed is
(
hay).
haye |
hayed |
As a noun haye
is a shark (
scaleless cartilaginous fish) or
haye can be (
grass cut and dried for use as animal fodder).
As a verb hayed is
(
hay).
payed |
hayed |
As verbs the difference between payed and hayed
is that
payed is (archaic) (
from old french paier) (
pay) while
hayed is (
hay).
hayed |
haked |
As verbs the difference between hayed and haked
is that
hayed is (
hay) while
haked is (
hake).
As a noun haked is
the pike (fish).
layed |
hayed |
As verbs the difference between layed and hayed
is that
layed is (archaic) (
lay) while
hayed is (
hay).
hayed |
hated |
As verbs the difference between hayed and hated
is that
hayed is (
hay) while
hated is (
hate).
As an adjective hated is
of something disliked; odious.
hazed |
hayed |
As verbs the difference between hazed and hayed
is that
hazed is past tense of haze while
hayed is past tense of hay.
As an adjective hazed
is affected by haze; hazy.
nayed |
hayed |
As verbs the difference between nayed and hayed
is that
nayed is past tense of nay while
hayed is past tense of hay.
hawed |
hayed |
As verbs the difference between hawed and hayed
is that
hawed is past tense of haw while
hayed is past tense of hay.
dayed |
hayed |
As verbs the difference between dayed and hayed
is that
dayed is (
day) while
hayed is (
hay).
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