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chaperoned

chaperoned adjective: accompanied by a chaperone. Also the simple past and past participle of chaperone.

Adjective

chaperoned (comparative more chaperoned, superlative most chaperoned)

  1. Accompanied by a chaperone.
    • Worse, the director can’t decide if the characters are chasidic or Litvish. They wear fedoras (Litvish) but have sidecurls and beards (chasidic). Motti’s dates are similar to bashows, or chaperoned quasi-dates in one of the parents’ homes (chasidic). Also, how many chasidim go to college?2019 November 19, Eli Reiter, “New Shiksa, Same Old Chasidic Stereotypes”, in New York Jewish Week, archived from the original on 15 Jun 2025

Also used as

chaperoned is also the simple past and past participle of chaperone.

Forms of chaperoned

comparativemore chaperoned
superlativemost chaperoned

Origin of chaperoned

From chaperone + -ed.

Words formed from chaperoned

Questions about chaperoned

What does chaperoned mean?
Chaperoned means accompanied by a chaperone.
What part of speech is chaperoned?
Chaperoned is an adjective.

Words near chaperoned in the dictionary

  1. chaperomes
  2. chaperon
  3. chaperonage
  4. chaperonages
  5. chaperone
  6. chaperoned
  7. chaperonee
  8. chaperonees
  9. chaperoneless
  10. chaperones
  11. chaperoneship

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