bladed
USBLAY-did/ˈbleɪdɪd/
- 1Having a sharp cutting edge, or a set number or kind of blades.
Like a knife: it has a sharp edge for cutting.
He gripped the bladed tool and trimmed the hedge.
Their kitchen drawer was full of bladed gadgets for chopping vegetables.
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- 2Simple past and past participle of blade. Use this form for actions that already happened.
The kids bladed around the rink for hours.
He bladed to the store to grab some milk.
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- 3Of a plant, having long, thin, flat leaves like grass.
Like the thin, flat leaves of grass.
The bladed grass swayed in the gentle wind.
We planted bladed reeds along the edge of the pond.
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bladed is a form of blade
blade, verb: To stab someone with a knife or other sharp blade. Full entry
- Spelling
- blade → bladed: add -d
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /ɪd/, an extra syllable.
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