- Pronounced as "bead,"it takes after the word "ace" for "to make an A." It's exclusively used in past tense form to avoid confusion as "B" alone would have to stand as the present-tense form. "-ed" is added to indicate that it has been converted from a noun to a verb.
B-ed
derivation; verb
To make a B
Etymology : "B" from English alphabet + -ed for past tense.
Source : "I B-ed the first chemistry exam." (11/20/2013)
Last modified: 12 December 2013