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trick-or-treated

trick-or-treated is the simple past and past participle of trick-or-treat.

Meaning of trick-or-treat

Verb

trick-or-treat (third-person singular simple present trick-or-treats, present participle trick-or-treating, simple past and past participle trick-or-treated)

  1. (intransitive) To go door-to-door requesting candy on Halloween night while wearing a costume.

Questions about trick-or-treated

What is trick-or-treated the simple past and past participle of?
Trick-or-treated is the simple past and past participle of trick-or-treat.

Words near trick-or-treated in the dictionary

  1. trick up
  2. trick up one's sleeve
  3. trick wig
  4. trick wigs
  5. trick-or-treat
  6. trick-or-treated
  7. trick-or-treater
  8. trick-or-treaters
  9. trick-or-treating
  10. trick-or-treats
  11. trickable

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