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cheeked

SayCHEEKT/t͡ʃiːkt/

2 meanings of cheeked

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  1. 1
    adjectivein compounds
    Having cheeks of a certain kind, shown by the word placed in front.

    Like the word 'haired' in 'long-haired': it tells what kind of cheeks someone has.

    The rosy-cheeked toddler grinned up at the camera.

    A pale-cheeked man stepped out of the cold fog.

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  2. 2
    verb
    Simple past and past participle of cheek. Use this form for rude talk that already happened.

    The boy cheeked his mom and was sent to his room.

    She cheeked the referee and got a warning.

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cheeked is a form of cheek

cheek, verb: To speak in a rude, bold way to someone. Full entry

Forms
cheekcheeks he/she/itcheeking -ing formcheeked past tense, past participle
Spelling
cheek → cheeked: add -ed
Sound
The ending sounds like /t/.

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