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agued

Terms vs Agued - What's the difference?

terms | agued |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb agued is

(ague).

Agued vs Ague - What's the difference?

agued | ague |


As verbs the difference between agued and ague

is that agued is past tense of ague while ague is to strike with an ague, or with a cold fit.

As a noun ague is

an acute fever.

Argued vs Agued - What's the difference?

argued | agued |


As verbs the difference between argued and agued

is that argued is (argue) while agued is (ague).

Aged vs Agued - What's the difference?

aged | agued |


As verbs the difference between aged and agued

is that aged is past tense of age while agued is past tense of ague.

As an adjective aged

is old.

As a noun aged

is old people, collectively.

As a preposition aged

is having the age of. (primarily non-US.

Agued vs Vagued - What's the difference?

agued | vagued |


As verbs the difference between agued and vagued

is that agued is (ague) while vagued is (vague).

Agued vs Agues - What's the difference?

agued | agues |


As verbs the difference between agued and agues

is that agued is past tense of ague while agues is third-person singular of ague.