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As verbs the difference between owed and wowed

is that owed is (owe) while wowed is (wow).

As an adjective owed

is that owes.

As verbs the difference between owed and oned

is that owed is past tense of owe while oned is past tense of one.

As an adjective owed

is that owes.

As verbs the difference between owed and vowed

is that owed is past tense of owe while vowed is past participle of lang=en.

As adjectives the difference between owed and vowed

is that owed is that owes while vowed is undertaken in accordance with a vow; solemnly promised.

As adjectives the difference between owed and owld

is that owed is that owes while owld is .

As a verb owed

is (owe).

As adjectives the difference between cowed and owed

is that cowed is frightened into submission while owed is that owes.

As verbs the difference between cowed and owed

is that cowed is past tense of cow while owed is past tense of owe.

As verbs the difference between bowed and owed

is that bowed is (bow) while owed is (owe).

As adjectives the difference between bowed and owed

is that bowed is having a bow, eg a bowed instrument is played with a bow while owed is that owes.

As verbs the difference between owd and owed

is that owd is (archaic) (owe) while owed is (owe).

As an adjective owed is

that owes.

As adjectives the difference between owel and owed

is that owel is (legal|obsolete) equal while owed is that owes.

As a verb owed is

(owe).

As verbs the difference between owed and awed

is that owed is past tense of owe while awed is past tense of awe.

As adjectives the difference between owed and awed

is that owed is that owes while awed is filled with awe.

As adjectives the difference between nowed and owed

is that nowed is knotted; tied in a knot while owed is that owes.

As a verb owed is

past tense of owe.