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coloneled

coloneled is the simple past and past participle of colonel.

Meaning of colonel

Verb

colonel (third-person singular simple present colonels, present participle (US) coloneling or (UK) colonelling, simple past and past participle (US) coloneled or (UK) colonelled)

  1. (intransitive) To act as or like a colonel.
    • Then did Sir Knight abandon dwelling,
      And out he rode Colonelling.1663, Samuel Butler, Hudibras, London, page 2

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Questions about coloneled

What is coloneled the simple past and past participle of?
Coloneled is the simple past and past participle of colonel.

Words near coloneled in the dictionary

  1. colonel-general
  2. colonel-generals
  3. colonel-in-chief
  4. colonelcies
  5. colonelcy
  6. coloneled
  7. coloneless
  8. colonelesses
  9. coloneling
  10. colonelled
  11. colonelling

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