shampooed
- 1Simple past and past participle of shampoo.
The stylist shampooed her hair before starting the cut.
The rugs had been shampooed only days before the flood ruined them.
Note
Nothing changes at the double o: the -ed is simply added, and one spelling serves as both past and participle (she shampooed; the carpet was shampooed). Without an object it means washing your own hair (he showered and shampooed). With one, it covers carpets and other fibers as well as hair. A person can also be shampooed in the bathhouse sense: pressed, kneaded and stretched after a hot bath, not washed at all.
He showered, shampooed and was out the door in ten minutes.
After the hot bath, the travelers were shampooed by attendants who kneaded every joint.
shampooed is a form of shampoo
shampoo, verb: To wash hair, a carpet, or similar fibers with shampoo. Full entry
- Forms
- shampooshampoos he/she/itshampooing -ing formshampooed past tense, past participle
- Spelling
- shampoo → shampooed: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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