sewed
- 1Past tense and past participle of sew.
Before the trip, he sewed the money into the lining of his coat.
She has sewed her own clothes since she was twelve.
Note
The simple past has one form, she sewed the hem by hand, but the past participle has two: after have and in the passive, sewed shares the work with sewn (has sewed for years, was sewn by hand). With into it takes the enclosing meaning, as with money sewed into a coat lining. Mind the spelling, because sowed, from sow, sounds exactly the same.
- 2Produced by sewing.
The tent's sewed seams were taped on the inside to keep out rain.
A sewed binding lets the notebook lie flat when it is open.
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sewed is a form of sew
sew, verb: To join, fasten, or enclose pieces of fabric or other material by passing thread through them repeatedly with a needle; to do this kind of work. Full entry
- Spelling
- sew → sewed: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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