barred |
barbed |
As adjectives the difference between barred and barbed
is that
barred is having bars; striped while
barbed is having barbs.
As verbs the difference between barred and barbed
is that
barred is (
bar) while
barbed is (
barb).
barred |
yarred |
As verbs the difference between barred and yarred
is that
barred is past tense of bar while
yarred is past tense of yarr.
As an adjective barred
is having bars; striped.
barded |
barred |
As adjectives the difference between barded and barred
is that
barded is (of a horse) accoutered with defensive armor while
barred is having bars; striped.
As a verb barred is
(
bar).
barret |
barred |
As a noun barret
is a kind of cap formerly worn by soldiers.
As an adjective barred is
having bars; striped.
As a verb barred is
(
bar).
marred |
barred |
As adjectives the difference between marred and barred
is that
marred is (obsolete) of a person, to be perplexed or troubled while
barred is having bars; striped.
As verbs the difference between marred and barred
is that
marred is (
mar) while
barred is (
bar).
barged |
barred |
As verbs the difference between barged and barred
is that
barged is past tense of barge while
barred is past tense of bar.
As an adjective barred is
having bars; striped.
barred |
burred |
As verbs the difference between barred and burred
is that
barred is (
bar) while
burred is (
burr).
As an adjective barred
is having bars; striped.
barred |
barren |
As adjectives the difference between barred and barren
is that
barred is having bars; striped while
barren is unable to bear children; sterile.
As a verb barred
is past tense of bar.
As a noun barren is
an area of low fertility and habitation, a desolate place.
barre |
barred |
As a noun barre
is burden, load or
barre can be fetus, pregnancy, child.
As an adjective barred is
having bars; striped.
As a verb barred is
(
bar).
barred |
tarred |
As verbs the difference between barred and tarred
is that
barred is (
bar) while
tarred is (
tar).
As an adjective barred
is having bars; striped.
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