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English
Adjective
poed (comparative more poed, superlative most poed)
- Alternative form of p.o.'ed
He was poed by her indifference.
Anagrams
Estonian
Noun
poed
- nominative plural of pood
Welsh
Etymology
Devoiced form of boed.
Pronunciation
Verb
poed
- (literary) third-person singular imperative of bod
1840 December, Eos Glan Twrch [pseud. John Edwards], “Englynion a anfonwyd gan yr awdwr at ei frawd, ar fynediad yr olaf dan yr iau briodasawl. [Englynion sent by the author to his brother, upon the admittance of the latter under the matrimonial yoke.]”, in Robert Everett, editor, Y Cenhadwr Americanaidd [The American Messenger], volume I, number 12, 58 Heol Genesee, Utica: R. W. Roberts, second englyn, page 367/2:Dydd o elwch diddolur,—a bwthyn
Llawn o bethau natur,
Iddych poed, a heddwch pur
I geisio duwiol gysur.- A day’s angstless jubilation,—I bid you,
A hut with the things of creation
Abounding, and perfect impeturbation
To aim at godly consolation. - (literally, “A day of angstless joy,—and a hut
Full of the things of nature,
May there be for you, and pure peace
To seek a godly solace.”)
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