salsaed
USSAHL-suhd/ˈsɑl.səd/UKSAL-suhd/ˈsæl.səd/
- 1Simple past and past participle of salsa.
The couple salsaed through the entire set without missing a single beat.
She had never salsaed before that warm night in Havana.
Note
The verb comes straight from the name of the dance, and its past form simply adds -ed to the final vowel, with nothing dropped or doubled. Because the verb is intransitive, the participle pairs with have (she had salsaed all night) and does not appear in the passive: nobody is salsaed. To name the dance itself as an object, English switches to the noun: they danced a salsa.
salsaed is a form of salsa
salsa, verb: To perform the salsa, a lively Latin American dance. Full entry
- Spelling
- salsa → salsaed: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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