taxied
- 1Simple past and past participle of taxi.
The airliner taxied to the gate as passengers gathered their bags.
After landing, the small aircraft taxied toward the distant hangar.
Note
One spelling serves as both past tense and participle, so the jet taxied and the jet has taxied use the same form. The verb works two ways. The aircraft can be the subject, as in the jet taxied to the runway. It can also be the object of the pilot who moves it, as in she taxied the plane to the hangar. The form also covers the passenger's meaning, traveling by taxicab: we taxied across town.
The pilot taxied the plane slowly into the hangar.
Rather than walk in the rain, we taxied across town to the station.
taxied is a form of taxi
taxi, verb: To make a journey by taxi rather than by another means of transport. Full entry
- Spelling
- taxi → taxied: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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