Ed example sentences

-ed

suffix

  - (added to nouns to form adjectives) having; possessing; affected by:

  - (added to nouns to form adjectives) characteristic of:

  - forming adjectives from phrases consisting of adjective and noun:

-ed

suffix

  - forming the past tense and past participle of weak verbs:

  - forming participial adjectives:

ED

abbreviation

  - eating disorder.

  - emergency department.

  - erectile dysfunction.

  - election district.

ed.

abbreviation

  - edited by:

  - edition.

  - editor.

  - education.

@

verb

@ed (past tense) · @ed (past participle) · @-ed (past tense) · @-ed (past participle)

  - (in an online discussion, especially on Twitter) address (someone) in order to draw their attention to a comment or post, by using an @ symbol preceding their name:

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