ged
or gedd
noun, plural (especially collectively) ged, (especially referring to two or more kinds or species) geds. Scot. and North England.
Origin of ged
GED
Examples from the Web for ged
Contemporary Examples of ged
She spends the year out of public view, quietly studying for her GED.
So, I read a lot of books, got my GED while I was in there, and worked out every day.
The average annual salary for a person with a GED is only $37,200.
The boy got his GED and is joining the Army, she said—a win for both.
He encouraged me to get my GED, take college classes, and pursue my architecture license.
Historical Examples of ged
Ven I knocked py his room in der morning, I don'd ged no answer.
Motor Matt's MysteryStanley R. Matthews
Ged, you have horrid names among you, but we'll do the best we can.
Sheppard Lee, Vol. I (of 2)Robert Montgomery Bird
If they doan'd ged to Baris in a vordnide, they're done, zmashed, pancrupd.
Sonia Between two WorldsStephen McKenna
For vy you knock me ofer to ged avay den, oof you come pack?
Motor Matt's Daring RescueStanley R. Matthews
Eef you register it, and your vrient is zere, you ged it—yes.
The Travelling CompanionsF. Anstey