inched
SayINCHT/ɪnt͡ʃt/
- 1Past tense of inch. Use this form for movement that already happened in small, slow steps.
The car inched forward in the slow traffic.
She inched closer to the campfire to stay warm.
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- 2Having a length of a set number of inches.
The carpenter left a six-inched gap between the shelves.
She baked a twelve-inched cake for the party.
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inched is a form of inch
inch, verb: To move forward very slowly, a little at a time. Full entry
- Spelling
- inch → inched: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /t/.
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