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

“I fought everyone and was willing to. They have turned there back on me. I’m innocent. I stand by that I don’t care what everyone says. Gun yo my head I say I didn’t take PED’s.”

From Los Angeles Times

“A shout out to @jonbonjovi & his team for helping a woman on the Seigenthaler Ped Bridge Tue night,” Police Chief John Drake tweeted.

From Los Angeles Times

“I fought everyone and was willing to. They have turned there back on me. I’m innocent. I stand by that I don’t care what everyone says. Gun yo my head I say I didn’t take PED’s.”

From Los Angeles Times

“I believe those best suited to make these decisions are those closest to the students, and as such, I will continue to oppose efforts by PED to seize more control from our school boards and administrators.”

From Seattle Times

Since the readers last voted for the top 10 Dodgers in 2018, admitted PED user Eric Gagne moved from No. 39 to No. 25 while Ron Cey, Tommy Davis and Jim Gilliam dropped out of the top 25.

From Los Angeles Times