visaed
- 1Furnished with a visa, used of a passport or traveler holding official authorization to enter or remain in a country.
Every visaed passenger boarded the international flight without delay.
The visaed applicants were directed to a separate immigration lane.
Note
An either-or adjective: a passport is visaed or it is not, so it takes no comparative and no "very." Its negatives are unvisaed and nonvisaed, the words for the document or traveler still waiting on authorization.
- 2Simple past and past participle of visa.
The embassy visaed the documents within a single afternoon.
Once their passports were visaed, the family booked their flights.
Note
A dated verb's past form: to visa a passport was to endorse it, and the verb always takes an object. You visa a document; you never simply visa. The spelling adds -ed straight onto the final -a. One form serves the simple past (the consul visaed it) and the participle after have or be (it had been visaed), and the participle is the source of the adjective meaning 'having a visa'.
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