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badged

badged adjective: wearing a badge. Also the simple past and past participle of badge.

Adjective

badged (comparative more badged, superlative most badged)

  1. Wearing a badge.
    • The passing crowds seemed as if they would never end; there were rich men and very poor, priests, soldiers, badged Jews, 'prentices, flocks of sheep, droves of cattle, harrases of horses, and very many horse-drawn carts and ox-wains.1927, Alfred Tresidder Sheppard, Here Comes an Old Sailor, Doubleday, Doran, Incorporated, page 299

Also used as

badged is also the simple past and past participle of badge.

Forms of badged

comparativemore badged
superlativemost badged

Words formed from badged

Phrases with badged

Questions about badged

What does badged mean?
Badged means wearing a badge.
What part of speech is badged?
Badged is an adjective.

Words near badged in the dictionary

  1. badge of shame
  2. badge out
  3. badge up
  4. badge-cove
  5. badge-coves
  6. badged
  7. badged in
  8. badged out
  9. badged up
  10. badgeer
  11. badgeers

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