ted
ted
Definition
ted (ted)
transitive verb ted′·ded, ted′·ding
to spread or scatter (newly cut grass) for drying as hay
Etymology: ME tedden, prob. < ON tethja, to spread manure < IE base *dā(i)- > tide
ted′·der noun
Ted
Definition
ted
Usage Examples
Object
- leonsis: Internet gaming market ted leonsis the more active in hedgehog you can.
- kathy: To win by unusual among los games which needed ted forrest kathy.
- president: Available in europe pillows to comforters ted smith president.
- building: As the Montagu report stated, The Lyceum was one of the very many lis- ted buildings for which 'Time is running out fast.
- course: Dave being Dave had at temp ted the whole course wearing only his shorts and t-shirt.
- nd: Then a pit h a d to be exc a v a ted a nd reinforced.
Modifies a noun
- stocking: Wear the TED stockings during the day for the next 4-5 weeks whilst the bruising settles.
- conference: Five weeks on, I received a fat express delivery package through the letterbox from the TED conferences.
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- teddy bear
- Teddy boy
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- tee
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