kissed
KIST/kɪst/
- 1Simple past and past participle of kiss.
They kissed under the streetlight as the rain began to fall.
The bride kissed each of her grandparents before walking down the aisle.
Note
One regular -ed form does the work of both past tense and participle: she kissed him, she had kissed him, he was kissed. It carries every use of the verb. It stands without an object when two people kiss each other (they kissed), and it can describe a light touch with no lips involved. Only the uses with an object can turn passive.
kissed is a form of kiss
kiss, verb: To touch someone or something with the lips, or of two people to press their lips together, as a sign of love, affection, passion, or greeting. Full entry
- Spelling
- kiss → kissed: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /t/.
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