Ned
a male given name, form of Edward.
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How to use Ned in a sentence
Bobs and Neds fathers would probably want to look them over, and my mother will likely take an interest in them.
The Motor Boys in the Clouds | Clarence YoungGrasping Neds coat, the pleading fellow sought to draw him into the shelter of the low bushes.
The New Boys at Oakdale | Morgan ScottNeds first move was to see if there was plenty of room for him to get out.
Boy Scouts in the Northwest | G. Harvey RalphsonThe old man dropped into a chair and lifted his face to Neds.
Boy Scouts in the Northwest | G. Harvey RalphsonNeds first act was to shut the light off from his electric candle.
Boy Scouts in the Northwest | G. Harvey Ralphson
British Dictionary definitions for ned
/ (nɛd) /
Scot slang, derogatory a young working-class male who dresses in casual sports clothes
Origin of ned
1Derived forms of ned
- neddy or neddish, adjective
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