ped-

¹

1. variant of pedo- ¹ before a vowel:

   pedagogic.

ped-

²

1. variant of pedi- before a vowel.

ped-

³

1. variant of pedo- ² before a vowel:

   pedalfer.

ped

⁴

1. pedestrian.

PED

⁵

1. performance-enhancing drug.

-ped

⁶

1. a combining form with the meaning “having a foot” of the kind specified by the initial element:

   pinnatiped.

ped.

⁷

abbreviation for

1. pedal.
2. pedestal.

ped-

¹

combining_form

1. a variant (esp US) of paedo-

-ped

²

combining form

1. foot or feet

   quadruped

   centipede

Word History and Origins

Origin of ped-¹

By shortening

Origin of ped-²

< Latin -ped-, stem of -pēs -footed, adj. derivative of pēs foot

Word History and Origins

Origin of ped-¹

from Latin pēs, ped- foot

Example Sentences

At the same time, he refuses to turn his back on his PED-using teammates, the most famous being Alex Rodriguez.

From The Daily Beast

Mayweather stands as the only person to ever accuse Manny Pacquiao of PED use.

From The Daily Beast

But as the aging star sits out another year, will he and other PED-using greats be written out of Major League Baseball history?

From The Daily Beast

Perhaps my favorite writer, Will Leitch, seems merely bored by PED scandals.

From The Daily Beast

HGH was the darling of the PED crowd for a long while because it could not be detected.

From The Daily Beast

And old Squire said the tender, compassionate little face "ho'ped 'im as much as Miss July did."

From Project Gutenberg

How fain she would have drawn on Sophocles To come aboard, and how she simper'd it—Ped.

From Project Gutenberg

Pederasty, ped′e-rast-i, n. unnatural commerce of males with males, esp.

From Project Gutenberg

If no oder medticine goes mit this ped, put me in some oder ped dot has a tifferent pottle, I cares not what it is.'

From Project Gutenberg

You pelongs to dot ped, und whoefer goes into dot ped dakes dot medticine.

From Project Gutenberg