saddled

As adjectives the difference between saddled and riddled

is that saddled is where a horse has a saddle while riddled is damaged throughout by holes.

As verbs the difference between saddled and riddled

is that saddled is (saddle) while riddled is (riddle).

As verbs the difference between saddled and contain

is that saddled is (saddle) while contain is (lb) to hold inside.

As an adjective saddled

is where a horse has a saddle.

As verbs the difference between saddled and paddled

is that saddled is past tense of saddle while paddled is past tense of paddle.

As an adjective saddled

is where a horse has a saddle.

As verbs the difference between saddled and faddled

is that saddled is (saddle) while faddled is (faddle).

As an adjective saddled

is where a horse has a saddle.

As a noun saddler

is (soccer) someone connected with , as a fan, player, coach etc.

As an adjective saddled is

where a horse has a saddle.

As a verb saddled is

(saddle).

As verbs the difference between swaddled and saddled

is that swaddled is (swaddle) while saddled is (saddle).

As an adjective saddled is

where a horse has a saddle.

As adjectives the difference between saddled and addled

is that saddled is where a horse has a saddle while addled is (of eggs) bad, rotten; inviable, containing a dead embryo.

As verbs the difference between saddled and addled

is that saddled is (saddle) while addled is (addle).

As verbs the difference between daddled and saddled

is that daddled is past tense of daddle while saddled is past tense of saddle.

As an adjective saddled is

where a horse has a saddle.

As verbs the difference between saddled and staddled

is that saddled is (saddle) while staddled is (staddle).

As an adjective saddled

is where a horse has a saddle.

As adjectives the difference between saddled and raddled

is that saddled is where a horse has a saddle while raddled is worn-out and broken-down.

As a verb saddled

is (saddle).