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ma'amed

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SayMAMD/mæmd/

1 meaning of ma'amed

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    verbcolloquial
    Simple past and past participle of ma'am.

    The first time a teenager ma'amed her at the checkout, she suddenly felt old.

    I've been ma'amed three times today, and it isn't even noon.

    Note

    Here a polite noun of address, itself clipped from madam, has been turned into an informal verb. The apostrophe stays where it was, and -ed joins the final m with no doubling. One spelling serves as simple past (the clerk ma'amed her) and as past participle, including the passive, the natural way to describe being addressed so: she got ma'amed at the door.

ma'amed is a form of ma'am

ma'am, verb: To address a woman as “ma'am” when speaking to her. Full entry

Forms
ma'amma'ams he/she/itma'aming -ing formma'amed past tense, past participle

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