waved

1. 1
   verb

   Simple past and past participle of wave. Use this form for the action when it already happened.

   She waved at her friend across the busy street.

   He has waved goodbye to every train that left the station.

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2. 2
   adjective

   Shaped with smooth curves that rise and fall like waves.

   Like the gentle up-and-down shape of small ocean waves.

   The garden path had a waved edge instead of a straight one.

   Soft, waved lines decorated the top of the cake.

   Similarwavy, undulating, sinuous, curved

   Oppositestraight, flat

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3. 3
   adjective

   Drawn with a wavy line, as used on a shield in old coats of arms.

   Like a wiggly line drawn instead of a straight one.

   The shield was divided by a waved line across the middle.

   He drew a waved band on the family crest.

   Similarwavy

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4. 4
   adjective

   Having an edge made of small curves, like the side of some leaves.

   Like the bumpy, curvy edge you see on some leaves.

   The fern had waved edges along each narrow leaf.

   Some shells have a waved rim instead of a smooth one.

   Similarwavy, undulate, sinuate

   Oppositeentire, smooth

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