kebabbed
USki-BAHBD/kɪˈbɑbd/UKki-BABD/kɪˈbæbd/AUSkuh-BABD/kəˈbæbd/
- 1Simple past and past participle of kebab.
Note
One spelling does double duty for the past tense and the participle, and it doubles the final b before -ed. Both uses of the verb take an object, so the passive comes easily: the lamb was kebabbed. Context still matters, because in slang the same word means stabbed or skewered. Outside the kitchen, someone who was kebabbed may have been on the wrong end of a blade.
kebabbed is a form of kebab
kebab, verb: To roast meat, fish, or vegetables on a skewer, in the manner of a kebab. Full entry
- Spelling
- kebab → kebabbed: double the b, add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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