said
/sɛd
/verb
past and past participle of say.
adjective
Used in legal language or humorously to refer to someone or something already mentioned or named: acting in pursuance of the said agreement...
- Although the issue was debated at length at the national roads board work programme and that a commitment was made by the ministry to make available the said document, nothing has been done.
- Mike Davis, the author of the said article, is the founder of Colorprep.
- It was at the time when the said Rita lived in the neighborhood.
Rhymes
- shake one's moneymaker
- shake (or quake) in one's shoes (or boots)
- shake (or tremble) like a leaf
- shake-out
- shaker
- Shakeress
- Shaker Heights
- Shakerism
- shake someone down
- shake someone off
- shake someone up
- shake something off
- shake something out
- shake something up
- Shakespearean
- Shakespeare, William
- Shakespearian
- shake the dust off one's feet
- shake-up
- Shakhty
- shakily
- shakiness
- shako
- Shakti
- shakudo