played

Played vs Practised - What's the difference?

played | practised |

As verbs the difference between played and practised

is that played is past tense of play while practised is past tense of practise.

Played vs Athlete - What's the difference?

played | athlete |

As a verb played

is (play).

As a noun athlete is

athlete.

Played vs Playing - What's the difference?

played | playing |

As verbs the difference between played and playing

is that played is (play) while playing is .

As a noun playing is

(gerund of play) an occasion on which something, such as a song or show, is played.

Played - What does it mean?

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Played vs Jocked - What's the difference?

played | jocked |

As verbs the difference between played and jocked

is that played is (play) while jocked is (jock).

Played vs Joked - What's the difference?

played | joked |

As verbs the difference between played and joked

is that played is (play) while joked is (joke).

Utilised vs Played - What's the difference?

utilised | played |

As verbs the difference between utilised and played

is that utilised is (utilise) while played is (play).

Played vs Playe - What's the difference?

played | playe |

As verbs the difference between played and playe

is that played is (play) while playe is .

Played vs Flayed - What's the difference?

played | flayed |

As verbs the difference between played and flayed

is that played is past tense of play while flayed is past tense of flay.

Clayed vs Played - What's the difference?

clayed | played |

As verbs the difference between clayed and played

is that clayed is (clay) while played is (play).

As an adjective clayed

is containing clay.