beasted
- 1Simple past and past participle of beast.
The instructor beasted the cadets through a brutal obstacle course.
Recruits who turned up late were beasted until well past nightfall.
Note
A regular past form: one spelling serves both the simple past and the participle, so the drill-hall verb turns easily passive (recruits were beasted, the squad has been beasted). That punishing-exercise meaning is British. In Scottish slang the same form can also mean having sex with someone, especially illicitly. Context usually settles which is meant, but make the military sense unmistakable before using it.
beasted is a form of beast
beast, verb: To impose hard physical exercise on someone, either as training or as punishment. Full entry
- Spelling
- beast → beasted: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /ɪd/, an extra syllable.
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