Dressed and Fed

Dressed

Dressed adjective - Dressed or clothed especially in fine attire; often used in combination.

Fed and dressed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fed" instead a verb "Dressed".

Nearby Words: dress, dressing, dressy, dresser

Fed

Fed noun - Any federal law-enforcement officer.

Dressed and fed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dressed" instead a verb "Fed".

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / Carry On Doctor His friend (now dressed as a lonely patient) is fed a mixture of laxatives, which is obviously for Biddle, and the friend staggers out of the hospital, clutching his clothes once Biddle returns.
  • Literature / Ragnar Lodbrok and His Sons Impossible Task: Ragnar demands of Kraka that she meet him "neither dressed nor undressed, neither fed nor unfed", and that "she must not be all alone, but nevertheless no man may accompany her".
  • Literature / Bloody Jack Jacky herself seems to write these roles... Lonely Rich Kid: In Bloody Jack, Jaimy is initially treated with suspicion by the other ship’s boys as he is the only one of them not fresh off the streets – namely, is from a wealthy family, is well-dressed, well-fed, and has his own mess kit.
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