DMed

verb

Saydee-EMDUS/ˌdi ˈɛmd/UK/ˌdiː ˈɛmd/

1 meaning of DMed

1
verb
Simple past tense and past participle of DM.
He DMed the seller to ask about shipping costs.
They had DMed each other for weeks before finally meeting in person.
Note
Two quite different verbs share this past form. Online it means sent a direct message, and it is transitive: you DMed someone, with the recipient as its object. Among tabletop players it means served as dungeon master, running the game for others. Either way, the capitals of the initialism stay and a plain lowercase -ed is added. The same form follows have in the perfect tenses.

DMed is a form of DM

DM, verb: To send a direct message to someone, usually on a social media website. Full entry

Forms: DMDMs he/she/itDMing -ing formDMed past tense, past participle
Spelling: DM → DMed: add -ed
Sound: The ending sounds like /d/.

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