homed

SayHOHMDUS/ˈhoʊmd/UK/ˈhəʊmd/

2 meanings of homed

1
verb
Simple past and past participle of home. Use this form when something headed back to a place in the past.
The lost dog homed straight back to the family farm.
The racing pigeons homed across hundreds of miles to reach their loft.
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2
adjective
Having a place to live that you can call home.
The newly homed family settled into their small apartment.
Volunteers were glad to see all the rescued dogs finally homed.
Similarhoused, sheltered, settled
Oppositehomeless, unhoused

homed is a form of home

home, verb: To find the way back to its owner or base. Full entry

Forms: homehomes he/she/ithoming -ing formhomed past tense, past participle
Spelling: home → homed: add -d
Sound: The ending sounds like /d/.

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