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charaded

charaded is the simple past and past participle of charade.

Meaning of charade

Verb

charade (third-person singular simple present charades, present participle charading, simple past and past participle charaded)

  1. To act out a charade (of); to gesture; to pretend.
    • I'm not trying to say: let's try to get away from power rituals because power manifestation is a very important part of sex. It is when it takes the form of charading gay punishment, punishing one of our own in order to allow him a gay contact.1977 April 30, David Holland, John Rechy, “The Politics of 'The Sexual Outlaw'”, in Gay Community News, page 10

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Questions about charaded

What is charaded the simple past and past participle of?
Charaded is the simple past and past participle of charade.

Words near charaded in the dictionary

  1. charactonyms
  2. charactron
  3. charactrons
  4. characts
  5. charade
  6. charaded
  7. charader
  8. charaders
  9. charades
  10. charading
  11. charadriid

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