damed
damed is the simple past and past participle of dame.
Meaning of dame
Verb
dame (third-person singular simple present dames, present participle daming, simple past and past participle damed)
- To make a dame.
- The French call simply Pawn, “la Dame qui n’est point Damée, et l’on n’appelle Dame proprement dite, que le Pion qui est Damé, et couvert d’un autre Pion,” which means “the Draught or Pawn which is not damed, and which is only termed Dame or Queen, when the Pawn which is damed, is covered with...1805, Richard Twiss, “On Draughts”, in Miscellanies, volume II, London: […], page 162
Questions about damed
- What is damed the simple past and past participle of?
- Damed is the simple past and past participle of dame.
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