summered
USSUM-urd/ˈsʌmɚd/UKSUM-uhd/ˈsʌməd/
- 1Simple past and past participle of summer.
The wealthy merchants summered in seaside villas far from the city heat.
She had summered with her grandparents until she was twelve.
Note
One regular -ed spelling does double duty here. It serves as the plain past (they summered abroad) and as the participle that follows have (she had summered there for years). The verb is intransitive, so it never takes an object. Instead it is completed by where the season was spent or with whom: summered by the sea, summered with cousins.
summered is a form of summer
summer, verb: To pass the summer in a particular place, especially while on vacation. Full entry
- Spelling
- summer → summered: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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