taxed

As verbs the difference between taked and taxed

is that taked is (nonstandard|colloquial) (take) while taxed is (tax).

As an adjective taxed is

subject to taxation.

As an adjective taxed

is subject to taxation.

As a verb taxed

is past tense of tax.

As a noun taxee is

one who is taxed; a taxpayer.

As verbs the difference between tawed and taxed

is that tawed is past tense of taw while taxed is past tense of tax.

As an adjective taxed is

subject to taxation.

As verbs the difference between taxed and maxed

is that taxed is (tax) while maxed is (max).

As an adjective taxed

is subject to taxation.

As adjectives the difference between taxed and tamed

is that taxed is subject to taxation while tamed is domesticated.

As verbs the difference between taxed and tamed

is that taxed is (tax) while tamed is (tame).

As adjectives the difference between taxed and faxed

is that taxed is subject to taxation while faxed is having a head of hair; hairy.

As verbs the difference between taxed and faxed

is that taxed is past tense of tax while faxed is past tense of fax.

As adjectives the difference between taxed and waxed

is that taxed is subject to taxation while waxed is of an object, coated or treated with wax in order to make it shiny or waterproof, or to protect it.

As verbs the difference between taxed and waxed

is that taxed is (tax) while waxed is (wax).

As verbs the difference between tased and taxed

is that tased is past tense of tase while taxed is past tense of tax.

As an adjective taxed is

subject to taxation.

As a noun taxel

is (computing|electronics) a tactile element in robotics etc.

As an adjective taxed is

subject to taxation.

As a verb taxed is

(tax).

As verbs the difference between taxed and axed

is that taxed is (tax) while axed is (axe).

As an adjective taxed

is subject to taxation.