sieved |
sifted |
As adjectives the difference between sieved and sifted
is that
sieved is passed through a sieve while
sifted is having been sifted.
As verbs the difference between sieved and sifted
is that
sieved is past participle of sieve while
sifted is past tense of sift.
sift |
sieved |
As verbs the difference between sift and sieved
is that
sift is to sieve or strain (something) while
sieved is .
As an adjective sieved is
passed through a sieve.
siever |
sieved |
As a noun siever
is one who sieves.
As an adjective sieved is
passed through a sieve.
As a verb sieved is
.
sieved |
sieves |
As verbs the difference between sieved and sieves
is that
sieved is while
sieves is (
sieve).
As an adjective sieved
is passed through a sieve.
As a noun sieves is
.
sieged |
sieved |
As verbs the difference between sieged and sieved
is that
sieged is (
siege) while
sieved is .
As an adjective sieved is
passed through a sieve.
steved |
sieved |
As verbs the difference between steved and sieved
is that
steved is past tense of steve while
sieved is past participle of sieve.
As an adjective sieved is
passed through a sieve.
sieved |
siezed |
As verbs the difference between sieved and siezed
is that
sieved is past participle of sieve while
siezed is misspelling of seized.
As an adjective sieved
is passed through a sieve.
sieve |
sieved |
As verbs the difference between sieve and sieved
is that
sieve is to strain, sift or sort using a sieve while
sieved is .
As a noun sieve
is a device to , in a granular material, larger particles from smaller ones, or to separate solid objects from a liquid.
As an adjective sieved is
passed through a sieve.