crowed
SayKROHDUS/kɹoʊd/UK/kɹəʊd/
- 1Simple past and past participle of crow.
The old rooster crowed before sunrise every day that summer.
He crowed over his rivals after the surprise victory.
Note
A form that never takes a direct object. Whether a rooster, a boastful winner or an oboist testing a reed is doing it, crow is intransitive, so whatever is crowed about needs a preposition: he crowed over his rivals. After have it works as the participle (the rooster has crowed every morning). The bird and the crowbar share the spelling of crow but have no past tense.
crowed is a form of crow
crow, verb: To shout in triumph or defiance; to boast. Full entry
- Spelling
- crow → crowed: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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