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Often confused for the past-tense of the word "pay"

If you paid attention in school, you know that the past tense of “pay” is “paid” except in the special sense that has to do with ropes
“He payed out the line to the smuggler in the rowboat.”
Payed by Lancelot is so smart! October 9, 2012
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Often used by people who have no grasp of the English language. The correct spelling is "Paid", which is of course the past tense of the word "Pay".
Payed.

Billy was shattered to discover that he had been spelling the word "paid" incorrectly for so many years. Longing for the sweet release of death, he proceeded to swallow a razor blade to escape his shame.
Payed by Ramzy Was Taken December 9, 2008
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paid for a person by another person
joy and robert payed for ellen
payed by choi December 28, 2005
A more sophisticated way of saying pay, usually within the NFT space. Can also be spelt 'payed'.

Founded by user @InvsbleFriends, as he seeks to constantly innovate, not only in the world of NFTs but in the English language as well.

"We never misspell, we're just making derivatives of the original word" - InvsbleFriends
"Tuest the process"
Not easy when you get payed in chocolate cigarettes.
Payed by gag1514 January 21, 2022
If the verb pay is used in a in a nautical sense, the correct form is payed.
InvisbleFriends felt nautical and payed the community in chocolate stix.
payed by InvsbleFriends January 21, 2022

Payed Poo 

When someone takes a big shit whilst at work, Therefore they are on paid time and getting paid to poop.
Right... im off to take a payed poo
Payed Poo by Sambophile November 6, 2015

Paedo Sheen 

The moisture that appears on the brow of most kiddie fiddlers
Bob: are you positive that Barry touches kids.
Tom: For sure, there can be no doubt, look at the sweat on his brow, definite paedo Sheen
Paedo Sheen by Mrwicked77 May 9, 2020
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