shedded
/ˈʃɛdɪd/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of shed: to have cast off, dropped, or let fall naturally (such as hair, skin, leaves, or tears).
- She shedded a few tears during the sad movie.
- The tree shedded its leaves early because of the drought.
- The cat shedded its winter coat all over the furniture.
- Past tense and past participle of shed: to have gotten rid of or eliminated something unwanted.
- He shedded his old reputation and started fresh in a new city.
- After the diet, she shedded twenty pounds in three months.
- The company shedded several underperforming stores last year.
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adjective
- Having been cast off or removed; no longer attached or present.
- The shedded skin of the snake lay curled on the rock.
- The shedded leaves formed a crunchy carpet on the lawn.
- A pile of shedded fur collected in the corner of the room.