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peached

Terms vs Peached - What's the difference?

terms | peached |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb peached is

(peach).

Wikidiffcom vs Peached - What's the difference?

wikidiffcom | peached |


As a verb peached is

(peach).

Teached vs Peached - What's the difference?

teached | peached |


As verbs the difference between teached and peached

is that teached is (nonstandard|colloquial|dialectal) (teach) while peached is (peach).

Peached vs Peaches - What's the difference?

peached | peaches |


As verbs the difference between peached and peaches

is that peached is (peach) while peaches is (peach).

As a noun peaches is

.

Peached vs Peachen - What's the difference?

peached | peachen |


As a verb peached

is (peach).

As an adjective peachen is

of or resembling a peach; peachlike; having a surface like that of a peach; peachy.

Peached vs Poached - What's the difference?

peached | poached |


As verbs the difference between peached and poached

is that peached is (peach) while poached is (poach).

As an adjective poached is

cooked, or obtained by poaching.

Peached vs Reached - What's the difference?

peached | reached |


As verbs the difference between peached and reached

is that peached is (peach) while reached is (reach).

Preached vs Peached - What's the difference?

preached | peached |


As verbs the difference between preached and peached

is that preached is past tense of preach while peached is past tense of peach.

Peached vs Perched - What's the difference?

peached | perched |


As verbs the difference between peached and perched

is that peached is (peach) while perched is (perch).

As an adjective perched is

situated as if balancing above something.

Beached vs Peached - What's the difference?

beached | peached |


As verbs the difference between beached and peached

is that beached is past tense of beach while peached is past tense of peach.

As an adjective beached

is having a beach.

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