daddied
SayDAD-eed/ˈdæd.id/
- 1Simple past and past participle of daddy.
Granny always claimed a traveling preacher daddied her firstborn.
By then that stallion had daddied more colts than anybody on the creek could count.
Note
This past form belongs to the speech of Appalachia, where the verb means to father or to sire. It always takes an object, the child or animal fathered, and one spelling serves both as the past and after have. The y of daddy turns to i before -ed, as in carried. Outside that region, fathered or sired is the general word.
daddied is a form of daddy
daddy, verb: To become the father of a child, or to sire the young of an animal. Full entry
- Spelling
- daddy → daddied: change y to i, add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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