walled

As a noun courtyard

is an area, open to the sky, partially or wholly surrounded by walls or buildings.

As an adjective walled is

pertaining to a wall.

As a verb walled is

(wall).

As verbs the difference between walmed and walled

is that walmed is (walm) while walled is (wall).

As an adjective walled is

pertaining to a wall.

As verbs the difference between walled and walked

is that walled is (wall) while walked is (walk).

As an adjective walled

is pertaining to a wall.

As verbs the difference between walled and palled

is that walled is past tense of wall while palled is past tense of pall.

As an adjective walled

is pertaining to a wall.

As verbs the difference between galled and walled

is that galled is (gall) while walled is (wall).

As an adjective walled is

pertaining to a wall.

As a noun wallet

is a small case, often flat and often made of leather, for keeping money (especially paper money), credit cards, etc.

As an adjective walled is

pertaining to a wall.

As a verb walled is

(wall).

As verbs the difference between walled and called

is that walled is (wall) while called is (call).

As an adjective walled

is pertaining to a wall.

As adjectives the difference between walled and willed

is that walled is pertaining to a wall while willed is having a document specifying inheritance.

As verbs the difference between walled and willed

is that walled is past tense of wall while willed is past tense of will.

As verbs the difference between walled and malled

is that walled is (wall) while malled is (mall).

As an adjective walled

is pertaining to a wall.