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cited

Bited vs Cited - What's the difference?

bited | cited |


As verbs the difference between bited and cited

is that bited is (nonstandard) (bite) while cited is (cite).

Cite vs Cited - What's the difference?

cite | cited |


As an adjective cite

is full, brim-full.

As a noun cite

is wedge, short spear or stick.

As a verb cited is

(cite).

Cited vs Citer - What's the difference?

cited | citer |


As a verb cited

is (cite).

As a noun citer is

one who cites.

Wited vs Cited - What's the difference?

wited | cited |


As verbs the difference between wited and cited

is that wited is past tense of wite while cited is past tense of cite.

Cited vs Citied - What's the difference?

cited | citied |


As a verb cited

is past tense of cite.

As an adjective citied is

containing, or covered with, cities.

Commended vs Cited - What's the difference?

commended | cited |


As verbs the difference between commended and cited

is that commended is past tense of commend while cited is past tense of cite.

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