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n. Informal Education: driver\'s ed; adult ed.

abbreviation. edition

abbreviation. editor

abbreviation. education (uncountable)

n. Education. Often used in set phrases such as phys ed, driver's ed, special ed, etc.

An abbreviation of editor; of edition.

A prefix now obsolete or occurring unfelt in a few words, meaning ‘again, back, re-,’ as in edgrow, edgrowth, ednew. See eddish, eddy.

An element in proper names of Anglo-Saxon origin, meaning originally ‘property’ (in Anglo-Saxon, ‘prosperity’ or ‘happiness’), as Edward, Anglo-Saxon Eádweard, protector of property; Edwin, Anglo-Saxon Eádwine, gainer or friend of property.

The regular formative of the preterit or past tense, and the perfect participle, respectively, of English “weak” verbs: suffixes of different origin (see etymology), but now identical in form and phonetic relations, and so conveniently treated together.

n. impotence resulting from a man's inability to have or maintain an erection of his penis

"Seriously, the outsourcing of higher ed is a looming problem."

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