shipped
SHIPT/ʃɪpt/
- 1Past tense and past participle of ship. Use this form for sending goods that already happened.
They shipped the books to my house yesterday.
We shipped all the boxes last week.
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- 2
- 3On a ship as a passenger, not as crew or cargo.
Like a passenger on a bus, just along for the ride.
The shipped travelers gathered on deck to watch the harbor fade.
Each shipped passenger had a small cabin near the stern.
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- 4Having one or more ships of its own.
Like a town that owns its own boats.
The richly shipped port could trade with distant lands.
A poorly shipped kingdom struggled to defend its coast.
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shipped is a form of ship
ship, verb: To send goods or a package to someone, by ship, truck, train or plane. Full entry
- Spelling
- ship → shipped: double the p, add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /t/.
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