different between seeded vs seedes
seeded
English
Adjective
seeded (not comparable)
- Bearing seed.
- Sown.
- (sports) Being a seed; being in a seed position
- (heraldry, of a rose) Having the stamens / seeds indicated
Antonyms
- unseeded
Verb
seeded
- simple past tense and past participle of seed
Anagrams
- deedes, deseed
seeded From the web:
- what seeds can i plant now
- what seeds do birds eat
- what seeds are in rye bread
- what seeds grow the fastest
- what seeds to start indoors
- what seeds do cardinals eat
- what seeds germinate the fastest
- what seeds are in bird seed
seedes
English
Noun
seedes
- plural of seede
Anagrams
- Deeses
seedes From the web:
- what seeds can i plant now
- what seeds do birds eat
- what seeds are in rye bread
- what seeds grow the fastest
- what seeds do cardinals eat
- what seeds to start indoors
- what seeds are in bird seed
- what seeds germinate the fastest
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