kitted
SayKIT-id/ˈkɪtɪd/
- 1Simple past and past participle of kit.
The expedition kitted its volunteers with cold-weather gear before departure.
Each recruit had been kitted out with a uniform on the first morning.
Note
A regular past form with the final consonant doubled, as in fit and fitted. It nearly always means equipping someone, and it rarely travels alone: kitted out and kitted up are the usual shapes, often in the passive, as in recruits kitted out for winter. Behind it stands the soldier's kit, the gear carried in a knapsack, so to be kitted is to be handed yours.
kitted is a form of kit
kit, verb: To provide someone with the equipment or clothing needed for an activity. Full entry
- Spelling
- kit → kitted: double the t, add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /ɪd/, an extra syllable.
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