moded

As adjectives the difference between moted and moded

is that moted is filled with motes, or fine floating dust while moded is (slang) put in an embarrassing situation.

As a verb moded is

(mode).

As a noun modes

is .

As a verb moded is

(mode).

As an adjective moded is

(slang) put in an embarrassing situation.

As adjectives the difference between noded and moded

is that noded is having or divided into nodes"noded" in webster's third new international dictionary, unabridged (1961) while moded is (slang) put in an embarrassing situation.

As a verb moded is

(mode).

As verbs the difference between moded and mored

is that moded is past tense of mode while mored is past tense of more.

As an adjective moded

is put in an embarrassing situation.

As verbs the difference between modded and moded

is that modded is past tense of mod while moded is past tense of mode.

As an adjective moded is

put in an embarrassing situation.

As a verb moded

is (mode).

As an adjective moded

is (slang) put in an embarrassing situation.

As a noun moder is

mother.

As verbs the difference between moped and moded

is that moped is past tense of mope while moded is past tense of mode.

As adjectives the difference between moped and moded

is that moped is melancholy, dejected while moded is put in an embarrassing situation.

As a noun moped

is a lightweight, two-wheeled vehicle equipped with a small motor and pedals, designed to go no faster than some specified speed limit.

As a verb moded

is (mode).

As an adjective moded

is (slang) put in an embarrassing situation.

As a noun model is

template.

As a noun mode

is fashion, trend.

As a verb moded is

(mode).

As an adjective moded is

(slang) put in an embarrassing situation.

As a noun modem

is modem.

As a verb moded is

(mode).

As an adjective moded is

(slang) put in an embarrassing situation.