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Definitions from WordNet

Noun ted has 1 sense
  1. Ted, Teddy boy - a tough youth of 1950's and 1960's wearing Edwardian style clothes
    --1 is a kind of tough guy, plug-ugly

Definitions from the Web

Ted

Noun (Proper)

Description:

A masculine given name, short form of Theodore or Edward.

Example sentences:
  • Ted is coming over for dinner tonight.
  • I introduced my best friend, Ted, to my family.

Noun (Informal)

Description:

A plush toy bear, often associated with childhood or as a sentimental gift.

Example sentences:
  • I brought my favorite teddy bear to bed with me.
  • She cherished the teddy bears she received as presents.

Noun (Movies)

Description:

A comedy film series created by Seth MacFarlane, featuring a vulgar and talking teddy bear named Ted.

Example sentences:
  • We watched the hilarious movie Ted last night.
  • He loves quoting lines from the Ted movies.

Verb

Description:

To cuddle or embrace affectionately.

Example sentences:
  • They ted each other tightly after not seeing each other for years.
  • The couple sat on the park bench, tedding under the moonlight.

Adjective

Description:

Describing someone who appears kindly, approachable, or gentle.

Example sentences:
  • The old man had a ted face that immediately put children at ease.
  • She had a warm and ted smile that made strangers feel welcomed.

Adverb

Description:

Showcasing that something is done in a softened, careful, or delicate manner.

Example sentences:
  • She ted blew on the dandelion, making the seeds float away.
  • The artist ted brushed the strokes onto the canvas with precision.

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