sailed |
tailed |
As verbs the difference between sailed and tailed
is that
sailed is past tense of sail while
tailed is past tense of tail.
As an adjective tailed is
(
in combination) having the specified form of tail.
ailed |
sailed |
As verbs the difference between ailed and sailed
is that
ailed is (
ail) while
sailed is (
sail).
sailed |
nailed |
As verbs the difference between sailed and nailed
is that
sailed is (
sail) while
nailed is (
nail).
As an adjective nailed is
having nails (often of a specified kind).
sailed |
sailes |
As a verb sailed
is past tense of sail.
As a noun sailes is
plural of lang=en.
spiled |
sailed |
As verbs the difference between spiled and sailed
is that
spiled is past tense of spile while
sailed is past tense of sail.
sailed |
saile |
As verbs the difference between sailed and saile
is that
sailed is past tense of sail while
saile is obsolete spelling of lang=en.
As a noun saile is
obsolete spelling of lang=en.
sailed |
sailer |
As a verb sailed
is (
sail).
As a noun sailer is
that which sails; a boat.
jailed |
sailed |
As verbs the difference between jailed and sailed
is that
jailed is (
jail) while
sailed is (
sail).
snailed |
sailed |
As verbs the difference between snailed and sailed
is that
snailed is (
snail) while
sailed is (
sail).
sailed |
mailed |
As verbs the difference between sailed and mailed
is that
sailed is (
sail) while
mailed is (
mail) or
mailed can be (
mail).
As an adjective mailed is
armoured in, protected by, or made of mail.
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