cashiered
- 1Simple past and past participle of cashier.
The lieutenant was cashiered for cowardice during the retreat.
The board cashiered the general once the scandal broke.
Note
One spelling covers two very different jobs. In the old-fashioned sense of dismissal, discarding or annulling, it is transitive and often passive: an officer was cashiered, a scheme cashiered. In the till sense it is intransitive, so it takes no object and has no passive. She cashiered at a supermarket all summer, and its participle follows only have: she has cashiered there for years.
She cashiered at the corner grocery all through college.
He has cashiered at that bank for a decade.
cashiered is a form of cashier
cashier, verb: To work at a till taking payments from customers, as one's job. Full entry
- Forms
- cashiercashiers he/she/itcashiering -ing formcashiered past tense, past participle
- Spelling
- cashier → cashiered: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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