consumed

As verbs the difference between eating and consumed

is that eating is present participle of lang=en while consumed is past tense of consume.

As adjectives the difference between eating and consumed

is that eating is suitable to be eaten without being cooked while consumed is full of, exuding (also figuratively).

As a noun eating

is the act of ingesting food.

As verbs the difference between consumed and use

is that consumed is past tense of consume while use is to accustom; to habituate.

As an adjective consumed

is full of, exuding (also figuratively).

As a noun use is

the act of using.

As adjectives the difference between consumed and used

is that consumed is full of, exuding (also figuratively) while used is that is or has or have been used.

As verbs the difference between consumed and used

is that consumed is past tense of consume while used is past tense of use.

As verbs the difference between consumed and drank

is that consumed is (consume) while drank is (drink).

As an adjective consumed

is full]] of, [[exude|exuding (also figuratively ).

As a noun drank is

(slang) dextromethorphan or drank can be (uk|dialect) wild oats, or darnel grass.

As adjectives the difference between consumed and consuming

is that consumed is full]] of, [[exude|exuding (also figuratively ) while consuming is holding one's attention or interest.

As verbs the difference between consumed and consuming

is that consumed is (consume) while consuming is .

As adjectives the difference between consumed and aging

is that consumed is full]] of, [[exude|exuding (also figuratively ) while aging is becoming elderly.

As verbs the difference between consumed and aging

is that consumed is (consume) while aging is .

As a noun aging is

the process of becoming older or more mature.

As adjectives the difference between absorbed and consumed

is that absorbed is fully occupied with one's thoughts; engrossed while consumed is full of, exuding (also figuratively).

As verbs the difference between absorbed and consumed

is that absorbed is past tense of absorb while consumed is past tense of consume.

As verbs the difference between consumes and consumed

is that consumes is third-person singular of consume while consumed is past tense of consume.

As an adjective consumed is

full of, exuding (also figuratively).

As an adjective consumed

is full of, exuding (also figuratively).

As a verb consumed

is past tense of consume.

As a noun consumer is

one who, or that which, consumes.

As verbs the difference between consume and consumed

is that consume is while consumed is (consume).

As an adjective consumed is

full]] of, [[exude|exuding (also figuratively ).