roomed
USROOMD/ɹumd/UKRUUMD/ɹʊmd/
- 1Simple past and past participle of room.
He roomed above a small bakery during his first year in the city.
Two strangers roomed in the same boarding house and became lifelong friends.
Note
A regular past form whose one spelling serves both "he roomed" and "has roomed." In the lodging meaning it takes no object, as in he roomed with a cousin. In the meaning of assigning rooms it takes an object and so allows the passive, as in guests were roomed on the top floor. In a compound like a one-roomed school, it means something else: it counts a building's rooms rather than describing anyone's lodging.
roomed is a form of room
room, verb: To live somewhere, especially as a boarder or tenant. Full entry
- Spelling
- room → roomed: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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