garaged

1. 1
   verb

   Simple past and past participle of garage.

   She garaged the vintage convertible each winter to shield it from the weather.

   The delivery vans were garaged overnight at the central depot.

   Note

   A regular form: garage simply adds -d, and one spelling covers both the past tense (she garaged the car) and the participle (the car was garaged, or has been garaged). The participle can also follow a noun as a modifier, as in a car garaged through the winter. The same spelling also serves as the compound adjective in real-estate phrases.

2. 2
   adjectivein compounds

   Having a specified number or kind of garages, as indicated by a preceding number or descriptive word.

   The property is well garaged, offering covered parking for four vehicles.

   Most new builds in this neighborhood are double-garaged as standard.

   Note

   Here the participle has become a word about buildings, almost always joined to a number or a descriptor, as in a two-garaged house. Hyphenate the compound when it comes before a noun. It does not take degrees: a house is not "more garaged" than another, so you count the garages instead. Keep it apart from the verb form, which describes something actually put inside a garage.

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