terms |
agued |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb agued is
(
ague).
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 |
agued |
As verbs the difference between argued and agued
is that
argued is (
argue) while
agued is (
ague).
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 |
vagued |
As verbs the difference between agued and vagued
is that
agued is (
ague) while
vagued is (
vague).
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.