D.Ed.

Doctor of Education.

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Historical Examples of ded

I'm gwine to feed it, sir; its mammy is ded, an' I hab to feed it myself.
The Dismal Swamp and Lake Drummond, Early recollections
Robert Arnold
In ded the respect The estimation which men had of the archbishop of Yorke.
Chronicles (3 of 6): Historie of England (1 of 9)
Raphaell Holinshed
You ded'n feel the presence of the Maaster, ded 'ee, then, sir?
The Passion for Life
Joseph Hocking
"I ded'n think there was nothin' to think about," was Tommy's reply.
The Passion for Life
Joseph Hocking
Dedn't Miss Reeney say that he knaw'd all about you, an' everything.
The Wizard of West Penwith
William Bentinck Forfar

British Dictionary definitions for ded

Ded

noun

(in the Russian army) a soldier who has served two or three years

Word Origin for Ded

Russian ded grandfather

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