played

As verbs the difference between plaid and played

is that plaid is (archaic) (play) while played is (play).

As a noun plaid

is a type of twilled woollen cloth, often with a tartan or chequered pattern.

As an adjective plaid

is having a pattern or colors which resemble a scottish tartan; checkered or marked with bars or stripes at right angles to one another.

As verbs the difference between played and starred

is that played is (play) while starred is (star).

As an adjective starred is

having a star or stars.

As verbs the difference between played and performed

is that played is (play) while performed is (perform).

As verbs the difference between kicked and played

is that kicked is (kick) while played is (play).

As an adjective kicked

is (slang|smoking|of a pipe) empty with nothing left to smoke but ash.

As verbs the difference between studied and played

is that studied is (study) while played is (play).

As an adjective studied

is practiced; self-conscious; careful.

As verbs the difference between acted and played

is that acted is past tense of act while played is past tense of play.

As verbs the difference between show and played

is that show is to display, to have somebody see (something) while played is past tense of play.

As a noun show

is a play, dance, or other entertainment.

As verbs the difference between staged and played

is that staged is (stage) while played is (play).

As an adjective staged

is planned, prepared.

As verbs the difference between played and deceived

is that played is (play) while deceived is (deceive).