curried

As adjectives the difference between curried and smoked

is that curried is cooked or flavoured with curry while smoked is of food, preserved by treatment with smoke.

As verbs the difference between curried and smoked

is that curried is past tense of curry while smoked is past tense of smoke.

As adjectives the difference between hurried and curried

is that hurried is  done in a hurry; rushed while curried is cooked or flavoured with curry.

As verbs the difference between hurried and curried

is that hurried is (hurry) while curried is (curry).

As verbs the difference between curried and curred

is that curried is past tense of curry while curred is past tense of curr.

As an adjective curried

is cooked or flavoured with curry.

As an adjective curried

is cooked or flavoured with curry.

As a verb curried

is (curry).

As a noun curries is

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As verbs the difference between scurried and curried

is that scurried is (scurry) while curried is (curry).

As an adjective curried is

cooked or flavoured with curry.

As an adjective curried

is cooked or flavoured with curry.

As a verb curried

is past tense of curry.

As a noun currier is

a specialist in the leather processing industry.

As verbs the difference between carried and curried

is that carried is (carry) while curried is (curry).

As an adjective curried is

cooked or flavoured with curry.

As an adjective curried

is cooked or flavoured with curry.

As a verb curried

is past tense of curry.

As a proper noun Currie is

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As a noun currie is

archaic form of lang=en.