# bladed

Pronunciation: US say "BLAY-did" /ˈbleɪdɪd/; UK

## Adjective

1. Equipped with a blade, or with a stated number or type of blades.
   - Simple: Having a sharp cutting edge, or a set number or kind of blades.
   - _Engineers tested the twin-bladed rotor under high wind speeds._
   - _The museum displayed a finely bladed ceremonial dagger from the period._
3. Of a plant, having long, narrow, tapering, flat leaves.
   - Simple: Of a plant, having long, thin, flat leaves like grass.
   - _The marsh was thick with bladed sedges along the water's edge._
   - _Bladed irises lined the garden path in neat rows._

## Verb

2. Simple past and past participle of blade. — simple past and past participle of blade
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of blade. Use this form for actions that already happened.
   - _They bladed along the boardwalk until the sun went down._
   - _She bladed to class every morning last semester._

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