ohed
SayOHDUS/oʊd/UK/əʊd/
- 1Simple past tense and past participle of oh.
The audience ohed and aahed as the fireworks lit up the sky.
He ohed in mild disappointment when the store turned out to be closed.
Note
A regular past form built on an interjection: the exclamation oh became a verb meaning to utter it, then took the ordinary -ed ending like any weak verb. The verb takes no object, so ohed stands alone or with a phrase of manner or cause, as in ohed in surprise or ohed at the view. As a participle it pairs with have: they had ohed. The abbreviations sharing the spelling oh have no such form.
ohed is a form of oh
oh, verb: To utter the interjection oh, as an expression of surprise or a similar feeling. Full entry
- Spelling
- oh → ohed: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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