leaned

As a verb leaned

is (lean).

As an adjective laned is

divided into lanes, as with a road.

As verbs the difference between leaned and meaned

is that leaned is (lean) while meaned is (mean).

As an adjective meaned is

(in combinations) having a specific type of mean (mathematical mean).

As verbs the difference between leaned and beaned

is that leaned is (lean) while beaned is (bean).

As a verb leaned

is (lean).

As an adjective leaner is

(lean).

As verbs the difference between leaned and loaned

is that leaned is past tense of lean while loaned is past tense of loan.

As verbs the difference between leaned and yeaned

is that leaned is past tense of lean while yeaned is past tense of yean.

As verbs the difference between leaned and gleaned

is that leaned is (lean) while gleaned is (glean).

As verbs the difference between leaned and leased

is that leaned is past tense of lean while leased is past tense of lease.

As an adjective leased is

transferred under the terms of a lease.

As verbs the difference between leaned and leafed

is that leaned is (lean) while leafed is (leaf).

As an adjective leafed is

having a leaf or leaves; used mainly in combination with another word to form adjectives describing the number, form, colour, etc, of leaves.

As verbs the difference between leaned and weaned

is that leaned is (lean) while weaned is (wean).