filed

As a verb filed

is (file).

As a noun filer is

agent noun of file; one who files something.

As verbs the difference between filed and oiled

is that filed is (file) while oiled is simple past and past participle of oil .

As an adjective oiled is

of a machine, supplied with oil so as to allow smooth operation.

As verbs the difference between filed and foiled

is that filed is (file) while foiled is (foil).

As verbs the difference between filed and fined

is that filed is (file) while fined is (fine).

As verbs the difference between filed and ailed

is that filed is past tense of file while ailed is past tense of ail.

As verbs the difference between filed and files

is that filed is (file) while files is .

As a noun files is

.

As verbs the difference between filed and failed

is that filed is past tense of file while failed is past tense of fail.

As verbs the difference between filed and piled

is that filed is past tense of file while piled is past tense of pile.

As an adjective piled is

formed from a pile or fagot.

As verbs the difference between filed and fired

is that filed is (file) while fired is (fire).

As an adjective fired is

let go from a job.

As a verb filed

is past tense of file.

As a noun filet is

alternative form of lang=en.