rewed
/ɹiːˈwɛd/
rewed verb: to wed again.
Verb
rewed (third-person singular simple present reweds, present participle rewedding, simple past and past participle rewed or rewedded)
- To wed again.
Forms of rewed
| third-person singular present | reweds |
|---|---|
| present participle | rewedding |
| past participle | rewed |
| past | rewed |
| past participle | rewedded |
| past | rewedded |
Origin of rewed
From re- + wed.
Words that rhyme with rewed
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- dread
- wed
- ahead
- bread
- sled
- embed
- in one's stead
- inbred
- ped
- zed
- bestead
- cred
- ed
- fed
- med
- undead
- abed
- bedspread
- DMZ
- Fred
- led
- Prussian red
- retread
- spoon-fed
- unwed
- z
- antired
- aspread
- bark bed
- behead
- bested
- bled
- block head
- bred
- cabin bed
- common thread
- Cow Head
- Crow Head
- faned
- fled
- freedom bread
- fugged
- instead
- ked
- knead
- misled
- ned
- pled
Questions about rewed
- What does rewed mean?
- Rewed means to wed again.
- What part of speech is rewed?
- Rewed is a verb.
- How do you pronounce rewed?
- Rewed is pronounced /ɹiːˈwɛd/.
- What is the past tense of rewed?
- The past tense of rewed is rewed.
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