walked

Walked vs Walmed - What's the difference?

walked | walmed |

As verbs the difference between walked and walmed

is that walked is (walk) while walmed is (walm).

Warked vs Walked - What's the difference?

warked | walked |

As verbs the difference between warked and walked

is that warked is (wark) while walked is (walk).

Walked vs Balked - What's the difference?

walked | balked |

As verbs the difference between walked and balked

is that walked is past tense of walk while balked is past tense of balk.

Ywalked vs Walked - What's the difference?

ywalked | walked |

As verbs the difference between ywalked and walked

is that ywalked is while walked is (walk).

Walker vs Walked - What's the difference?

walker | walked |

As a proper noun walker

is from the occupation of treating cloth by "walking" it.

As an interjection walker

is (uk|archaic|slang) expressing scornful rejection or disbelief.

As a verb walked is

(walk).

Waled vs Walked - What's the difference?

waled | walked |

As verbs the difference between waled and walked

is that waled is past tense of wale while walked is past tense of walk.

Walked vs Waulked - What's the difference?

walked | waulked |

As verbs the difference between walked and waulked

is that walked is past tense of walk while waulked is past tense of waulk.

Walked vs Wanked - What's the difference?

walked | wanked |

As verbs the difference between walked and wanked

is that walked is past tense of walk while wanked is past tense of wank.

Waked vs Walked - What's the difference?

waked | walked |

As verbs the difference between waked and walked

is that waked is (wake) while walked is (walk).

Walking vs Walked - What's the difference?

walking | walked |

As verbs the difference between walking and walked

is that walking is while walked is (walk).

As a noun walking

is .

As an adjective walking

is as a human; living.