paged

SayPAYJD/peɪd͡ʒd/

2 meanings of paged

1
verb
Simple past and past participle of page.
The receptionist paged the manager as soon as the delivery arrived.
Security staff are routinely paged whenever an alarm is triggered.
Note
A regular verb, so one form covers both the past (she paged him) and the participle after have or be (he had been paged). Reaching someone by pager is now a dated use. Before a noun the participle can blur with the adjective meaning "having pages": a paged manuscript may simply have pages, or may have had them numbered by someone.
2
adjective
Having pages; made up of separate pages, as a book or printed document is.
The paged report was far easier to navigate than the continuous scroll.
Editors preferred the paged layout because readers could cite exact locations.
Similarpaginated
Oppositecontinuous

paged is a form of page

page, verb: To call someone, either over a public address system or by sending a signal to their pager, so that they respond. Full entry

Forms: pagepages he/she/itpaging -ing formpaged past tense, past participle
Spelling: page → paged: add -d
Sound: The ending sounds like /d/.

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