chased

Chased - What does it mean?

chased | |

Chased vs Hunt - What's the difference?

chased | hunt |

As a verb chased

is (chase).

As a proper noun hunt is

for a hunter (for game, birds etc).

Chased vs Hunted - What's the difference?

chased | hunted |

As verbs the difference between chased and hunted

is that chased is past tense of chase while hunted is past tense of hunt.

As an adjective hunted is

being the subject of a hunt.

Chased vs Expel - What's the difference?

chased | expel |

As verbs the difference between chased and expel

is that chased is (chase) while expel is to eject or erupt.

Chased vs Swept - What's the difference?

chased | swept |

As verbs the difference between chased and swept

is that chased is (chase) while swept is (sweep).

Crossed vs Chased - What's the difference?

crossed | chased |

As verbs the difference between crossed and chased

is that crossed is (cross) while chased is (chase).

Pursued vs Chased - What's the difference?

pursued | chased |

As verbs the difference between pursued and chased

is that pursued is past tense of pursue while chased is past tense of chase.

Chased vs Chawed - What's the difference?

chased | chawed |

As verbs the difference between chased and chawed

is that chased is (chase) while chawed is (chaw), ie nonstandard variant of chewed.

Cased vs Chased - What's the difference?

cased | chased |

As verbs the difference between cased and chased

is that cased is past tense of case while chased is past tense of chase.

As an adjective cased

is having a case or covering; encased or clad.

Chassed vs Chased - What's the difference?

chassed | chased |

As verbs the difference between chassed and chased

is that chassed is past tense of chassé while chased is past tense of chase.