meant |
supposed |
As verbs the difference between meant and supposed
is that
meant is past tense of mean while
supposed is past tense of suppose.
As an adjective supposed is
presumed to be true, but without proof.
meant |
meynt |
As verbs the difference between meant and meynt
is that
meant is (
mean) while
meynt is (obsolete).
meant |
meane |
As a verb meant
is (
mean).
As a noun meane is
(archaic|music) the middle voice of a three-voice polyphonic musical composition.
meant |
meany |
As a verb meant
is (
mean).
As a noun meany is
(informal) a mean person.
meant |
ment |
As verbs the difference between meant and ment
is that
meant is past tense of mean while
ment is past tense of meng.
meant |
means |
As verbs the difference between meant and means
is that
meant is (
mean) while
means is (
mean).
As a noun means is
.
leant |
meant |
As verbs the difference between leant and meant
is that
leant is past tense of lean while
meant is past tense of mean.
meat |
meant |
As a noun meat
is food, for animals or humans, especially solid food. See also {{term|meat and drink}}. }.
As a verb meant is
past tense of mean.
meant |
intent |
As a verb meant
is (
mean).
As a noun intent is
a purpose; something that is intended.
As an adjective intent is
firmly fixed or concentrated on something.
wanted |
meant |
As verbs the difference between wanted and meant
is that
wanted is past tense of want while
meant is past tense of mean.
As an adjective wanted
is wished for; desired; sought.
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