How Do You Spell DEGGED?

Pronunciation: [dɪɡˈɛd] (IPA)

The word "degged" is a past tense form of the verb "to deg" meaning to remove the shell from an egg. The IPA phonetic transcription for "degged" is /dɛɡd/. It is spelled with a double 'g' to indicate a hard 'g' sound, and the final letter 'e' is added to show that the preceding 'g' sound is soft. This is a common spelling convention in English, where a silent 'e' at the end of a word can change the sound of the preceding vowel.

DEGGED Meaning and Definition

1. "Degged" is a colloquial term, primarily used in British English dialects, that refers to the state of being dressed in a particular manner. The word is derived from the verb "to deck," which means to adorn or decorate oneself. In this context, "degged" implies being dressed stylishly or even flamboyantly.

   While "degged" can be used to describe someone's appearance on any occasion, it often implies a special effort to dress up beyond what is considered typical or expected. This can involve wearing fancy or extravagant clothing, as well as accessories that stand out. The term may also connote a certain level of self-confidence and self-expression through one's attire.

   The usage of "degged" is commonly heard in informal settings, such as casual conversations among friends, or when discussing fashion or personal style. It carries a positive connotation, suggesting admiration or approval of someone's well-put-together or eye-catching attire. For instance, one might say, "She looked absolutely degged for the party last night."

   In summary, "degged" is a descriptive term used to indicate that someone is dressed in a stylish, showy, or attention-grabbing manner.

Conjugate verb Degged

CONDITIONAL

I would degged

you would degged

he/she/it would degged

we would degged

they would degged

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be deggeding

you would be deggeding

he/she/it would be deggeding

we would be deggeding

they would be deggeding

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have degged

you would have degged

he/she/it would have degged

we would have degged

they would have degged

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been deggeding

you would have been deggeding

he/she/it would have been deggeding

we would have been deggeding

they would have been deggeding

FUTURE

I will degged

you will degged

he/she/it will degged

we will degged

they will degged

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be deggeding

you will be deggeding

he/she/it will be deggeding

we will be deggeding

they will be deggeding

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have deggeded

you will have deggeded

he/she/it will have deggeded

we will have deggeded

they will have deggeded

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been deggeding

you will have been deggeding

he/she/it will have been deggeding

we will have been deggeding

they will have been deggeding

IMPERATIVE

you degged

we let´s degged

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to degged

PAST

I deggeded

you deggeded

he/she/it deggeded

we deggeded

they deggeded

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was deggeding

you were deggeding

he/she/it was deggeding

we were deggeding

they were deggeding

PAST PARTICIPLE

deggeded

PAST PERFECT

I had deggeded

you had deggeded

he/she/it had deggeded

we had deggeded

they had deggeded

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been deggeding

you had been deggeding

he/she/it had been deggeding

we had been deggeding

they had been deggeding

PRESENT

I degged

you degged

he/she/it deggeds

we degged

they degged

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am deggeding

you are deggeding

he/she/it is deggeding

we are deggeding

they are deggeding

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

deggeding

PRESENT PERFECT

I have deggeded

you have deggeded

he/she/it has deggeded

we have deggeded

they have deggeded

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been deggeding

you have been deggeding

he/she/it has been deggeding

we have been deggeding

they have been deggeding