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primed

SayPRYMD/pɹaɪmd/

3 meanings of primed

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  1. 1
    adjective
    Made ready to be used or to act right away.

    Like a spring pulled back, ready to jump the moment you let go.

    The team felt primed for the big match.

    With everything packed, they were primed to leave at dawn.

    Similarready, prepared, set, poised

    Oppositeunprepared

  2. 2
    verb
    Simple past and past participle of prime. Use it for something that already happened or was made ready.

    The mechanic primed the pump before starting the engine.

    They primed the walls before painting them.

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  3. 3
    adjectivecolloquial
    Starting to feel drunk after drinking alcohol.

    By the second round, he was already primed and laughing loudly.

    After a few beers, she felt pleasantly primed.

    Similartipsy, merry, buzzed

    Oppositesober

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primed is a form of prime

prime, verb: To make someone or something ready, sometimes by giving information or practice beforehand. Full entry

Forms
primeprimes he/she/itpriming -ing formprimed past tense, past participle
Spelling
prime → primed: add -d

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