-ed

A suffix that a posh person can add to literally any noun to mean 'drunk' in the UK.

Wellington George: Golly. It seems my wife has left me for a much younger man. It seems like a good time to get absolutely trouser-ed

by ugh school June 6, 2016

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sesame-ed

adjective

when one is made ill from consuming to sesame seeds and/or sesame seed products due to an allergic reaction to them.

allergy food allergy

I ate at a Thai restaurant the other day and felt really sick afterwards. I knew I had been sesame-ed.

by iamsocrates September 19, 2016

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BillieMarie-ed

When a wealthy heir is married for his money, then divorced, in order to take as much of it as possible.

Poor guy-he was really BillieMarie-ed...he thought his inheritance would last a lifetime...until he met her.

by BarnabyWilde September 19, 2016

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A colloquial, dialectal or old-fashioned way of speaking.

It could also mean that the subject has more incentive to do the action, according to sources.
(French guy here, if So wants to fix my writing)

If I hadn't a-been here...

The times they are a-changing

I told her I (had?) bought croissants and she came a-running

.A-verb-ing/ed.

by Totocar February 14, 2018

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Hillary-ed

The act of believing someone is inauthentic, without any reason, cause or proof of their inauthenticity.

"I love kristen stewart. did you see her in that new rolling stones video?"

"Ugh i think she's so annoying. I just don't believe her."

"omg, hillary-ed."

by kablam2789 January 12, 2017

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Career Ed

The most pointless class know to man. Run by a perverted teacher, who gives the most annoying assignments made for someone with a job of a corporate position.

I have to go to Career Ed today i think i wanna die.

by Lucas Confair December 6, 2019

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