weirded
SayWEERD-idUS/ˈwiɚdɪd/UK/ˈwɪə(ɹ)dɪd/
- 1Simple past and past participle of weird.
His abrupt, cryptic reply weirded out everyone at the table.
I was completely weirded out by the message he left on the door.
Note
One spelling serves both the past tense and the past participle: they weirded him, he was weirded. Two very different verbs stand behind it. The older one is transitive and solemn: to destine, doom or change by sorcery, or to warn gravely. The everyday one borrows the adjective's sense of strangeness and usually travels with out, as in I was weirded out by the message.
weirded is a form of weird
- Spelling
- weird → weirded: add -ed
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