robed

As verbs the difference between robed and shrouded

is that robed is (robe) while shrouded is (shroud).

As adjectives the difference between robed and shrouded

is that robed is wearing a robe while shrouded is wearing, or provided with a shroud.

As verbs the difference between disrobed and robed

is that disrobed is (disrobe) while robed is (robe).

As an adjective robed is

wearing a robe.

As verbs the difference between pickpocketing and robed

is that pickpocketing is while robed is (robe).

As a noun pickpocketing

is the act of stealing from the pocket of a passerby; the crime committed by a pickpocket.

As an adjective robed is

wearing a robe.

As verbs the difference between gown and robed

is that gown is to dress in a gown, to don or garb with a gown while robed is past tense of robe.

As a noun gown

is a loose, flowing upper garment.

As an adjective robed is

wearing a robe.

As verbs the difference between stolen and robed

is that stolen is past participle of lang=en while robed is past tense of robe.

As adjectives the difference between stolen and robed

is that stolen is that has been stolen while robed is wearing a robe.

As verbs the difference between rubbed and robed

is that rubbed is past tense of rub while robed is past tense of robe.

As an adjective robed is

wearing a robe.

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has no English definition.

As a verb robed

is past tense of robe.

As an adjective robed

is wearing a robe.

As verbs the difference between robed and robbed

is that robed is past tense of robe while robbed is past tense of rob.

As an adjective robed

is wearing a robe.

As a noun mobed

is .

As a verb robed is

(robe).

As an adjective robed is

wearing a robe.

As adjectives the difference between robed and lobed

is that robed is wearing a robe while lobed is having lobes.

As a verb robed

is past tense of robe.