necked
USNEKT/nɛkt/
- 1Made with a certain kind of neck or neckline.
Like a bottle that narrows at the top to form a neck.
He kept the oil in a tall necked bottle.
The dress had a round-necked top with short sleeves.
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- 2Past tense of neck. Use this form when the kissing happened in the past.
They necked on the couch after the movie.
The two of them necked quietly behind the gym.
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- 3Cracked or split, like wood that has broken under strain.
Like a stick that has cracked but not yet broken apart.
After the gale the mast was necked near the base.
The carpenter replaced the necked beam before it gave way.
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necked is a form of neck
neck, verb: To kiss and hold someone closely in a romantic way. Full entry
- Spelling
- neck → necked: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /t/.
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Origin
From the word "neck" plus the ending "-ed".