How Do You Spell GROOMED?

Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈuːmd] (IPA)

The word "groomed" is spelled with a double "o" followed by the letter "m" in between two vowels. The phonetic transcription for "groomed" is /ɡruːmd/. The first vowel sound is the long "oo" sound, pronounced as "oo" in "moon". The letters "m" and "e" form a syllable and the final sound is the "d" sound, pronounced as "d" in "dog". The correct spelling of "groomed" is important to convey the proper meaning of the word, which means having one's appearance neat and tidy.

GROOMED Meaning and Definition

1. Groomed, as a verb, typically refers to the act of cleaning, preparing, or enhancing one's appearance or a specific area. It can have various connotations depending on the context.

   Primarily, it is commonly used to describe personal care and hygiene routines such as combing or arranging one's hair, shaving or trimming facial hair, or maintaining a neat and tidy physical appearance. Grooming can also include activities such as applying makeup, styling one's clothes, or even ensuring cleanliness by bathing or showering.

   In a broader sense, groomed can also refer to the act of preparing or tidying a particular space or environment. For instance, a gardener may groom a garden by pruning, weeding, or mowing the lawn to keep it well-maintained. Similarly, a stable hand might groom a horse by brushing its coat, cleaning its hooves, or ensuring its overall health and appearance.

   Additionally, groomed can have a figurative meaning when used in the context of social interactions. It can refer to the process of preparing or training someone, often for a particular purpose or goal. For instance, a mentor might groom a mentee by providing guidance, coaching, or teaching them necessary skills to excel in their chosen field.

   Overall, groomed refers to the deliberate efforts invested in maintaining personal appearance or improving the condition of an area, object, or even an individual through a variety of means, depending on the circumstances at hand.

2. Groom's manan attendant of a bridegroom at his wedding-familiarly called best man. groom in waiting, groom of the chamber, groom of the stole, certain officers of the English royal household.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Top Common Misspellings for GROOMED *

• growed 22.2222222%
• gromed 22.2222222%
• grommed 22.2222222%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for GROOMED

• grromed
• erormed
• groned
• croosed
• fromed
• groomy
• frormed
• groomes
• promed
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• groued
• gromet
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• gloomed
• gronaed
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• growme
• ungroommed
• Gnoomed
• groopee
• gnommed
• groogged
• Groopd
• groosmely
• woroomes
• Necrocomedium
• Groomth
• proomes
• graumed
• groomen

Etymology of GROOMED

The word "groomed" originated from the Middle English term "grome" or "grom", which meant a boy or servant. This Middle English word was derived from the Old French word "grommet" or "grommette" with the same meaning. The Old French term, in turn, came from the Late Latin word "gromaticus", which meant a servant or servant boy. Ultimately, the Late Latin word can be traced back to the Ancient Greek word "kromai", which referred to a young boy who worked as a valet or groom. Over time, the meaning of "groomed" expanded to include the act of preparing or tending to someone's appearance, particularly in relation to personal hygiene, dress, and style.

Similar spelling words for GROOMED

• Roomed,
• groundnut,
• grommet,
• grooved,
• Roamed,
• Groomer,
• grounding,
• groundhog,
• grounder,
• groundsel,
• granted,
• grounds,
• grummet,
• ground,
• grimmett,
• grondin,
• grooms,
• groom,
• Groped.

Conjugate verb Groomed

CONDITIONAL

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FUTURE

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