simped
- 1Simple past and past participle of simp.
The fans simped over the singer's every post during the tour.
He had simped for her long before they ever actually spoke.
Note
A regular slang verb, so one -ed spelling covers both the simple past (she simped) and the participle after have (he had simped). The verb is intransitive, so the person admired is introduced by a preposition rather than taken as a direct object. Its range runs from fawning over a woman to broader admiration and even wistful reminiscing about a former lover. The matching noun, a fool or simpleton, carries a derogatory edge.
simped is a form of simp
simp, verb: To behave in an excessively fawning, deferential, or admiring way toward someone, especially a person one is attracted to, often in the hope of winning their affection or sexual favor. Full entry
- Spelling
- simp → simped: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /t/.
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