sneezed
SaySNEEZD/sniːzd/
- 1Simple past and past participle of sneeze.
The bright sunlight made her eyes water, and she sneezed loudly.
Everyone in the dusty old barn sneezed at least once.
Note
A regular form that does double duty: sneeze simply adds -d, and one spelling serves as both past tense and participle. Most uses take no object, standing alone (she sneezed) or after have (she has sneezed). Because the verb can also take an object, namely whatever is expelled from the nose or mouth, the participle can turn passive as well: crumbs sneezed across the table.
sneezed is a form of sneeze
sneeze, verb: To suddenly expel air from the nose and mouth as a reflex caused by irritation in the nose. Full entry
- Spelling
- sneeze → sneezed: add -d
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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