paced |
faced |
As verbs the difference between paced and faced
is that
paced is (
pace) while
faced is (
face).
As an adjective faced is
(slang) drunk.
faned |
faced |
As a noun faned
is (dated|fandom slang) the editor of a fandom publication, most commonly a fanzine.
As a verb faced is
(
face).
As an adjective faced is
(slang) drunk.
fazed |
faced |
As verbs the difference between fazed and faced
is that
fazed is past tense of faze while
faced is past tense of face.
As an adjective faced is
drunk.
famed |
faced |
As adjectives the difference between famed and faced
is that
famed is having fame; famous or noted while
faced is (slang) drunk.
As a verb faced is
(
face).
fared |
faced |
As verbs the difference between fared and faced
is that
fared is (
fare) while
faced is (
face).
As an adjective faced is
(slang) drunk.
farced |
faced |
As verbs the difference between farced and faced
is that
farced is past tense of farce while
faced is past tense of face.
As an adjective faced is
drunk.
faked |
faced |
As verbs the difference between faked and faced
is that
faked is (
fake) while
faced is (
face).
As an adjective faced is
(slang) drunk.
faded |
faced |
As verbs the difference between faded and faced
is that
faded is (
fade) while
faced is (
face).
As adjectives the difference between faded and faced
is that
faded is that has lost some of its former colour or intensity while
faced is (slang) drunk.
facked |
faced |
As verbs the difference between facked and faced
is that
facked is (
fack) while
faced is (
face).
As an adjective faced is
(slang) drunk.
faced |
facey |
As adjectives the difference between faced and facey
is that
faced is (slang) drunk while
facey is cheeky; impudent.
As a verb faced
is (
face).
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