-ed /d, əd, t/ suffix
[Language: Old English; Origin: -ed, -od]

1. forms the regular past tense and past participle of verbs. The past participle form is often used as an adjective:
I want, I wanted, I have wanted
I show, I showed, I have shown
He walked away.
a sound that echoed through the room
a wanted criminal

2. [in adjectives] having a particular thing:
a bearded man (=a man with a beard)
a kind-hearted woman

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ed. , Ed. /ed/

1. the abbreviation of education:
Higher Ed.

2. the written abbreviation of edited, edition, or editor

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ED
Electile Dysfunction (uncaring electorate)  
En Dergelijke (Dutch: et cetera) 
Every Day

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ED
See: Export Development Office

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