made
MAYD/meɪd/
Noun pluralmades
Pluralmades
- 1Past tense and past participle of make. Use it for the past, or after has, have, had, is, was or were.
She made a cake for the birthday party.
The kids made a sandcastle on the beach.
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- 2A small, soft, worm-like baby insect, much like a maggot.
Like the little white worm you might see in a piece of spoiled fruit.
The boy poked at a fat made wriggling in the soil.
A bird darted down and snatched a made from the dirt.
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made is a form of make
make, verb: To create something, for example by building it or putting parts together. Full entry
- Spelling
- make → made: irregular (no -ed)
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Origins
Meaning 2
An old English word maþa meaning "maggot" or "worm." It is related to Dutch made and German Made.
Meaning 1
The past tense and past participle of the verb "make," from Old English macian ("to make").