Sed

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Series End Depression The feeling of sadness one gets when they've finished watching a season or series. Urban Dictionary

Im chat..short for said, like "he said", "she said"...sez Urban Dictionary

Socially emotionally disturbed Seriously emotionally disturbed Urban Dictionary

Substance that induces sedation by reducing irritability or excitement. Urban Dictionary

The sadest of all sads Urban Dictionary

It is another word for the word seriously, usually used when someone has done something shockingly stupid or when something stupid that has been said by someone Much like the word "serio" usually used by kids from East Los Angeles Urban Dictionary

A Sed is a person who tries too hard and doesn’t give up easily Usually used in the video game Hyper Scape Is used as an alternative to a ‘sweat’ Is a shortened version of ‘sedulous’ Urban Dictionary

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Ancient Unix tool commonly used for simple string replacements. Abbreviation of "Stream EDitor". See also: s/ Urban Dictionary

Seds is the nickname given to the ever greatful Hannah Seddon, saving her from the embarassment of walking round with the nickname "fudge" over her head. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to sed:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sed:
awk, pds, stasi, politburo, vitae, egon, deutschland, perl, dictatorship, erich, reunification, qui, socialism, non, contentious, bloc, unix, volkswagen, unity, jubilee, dresden, ruling, secretariat, saxony, socialist, merger, est, party, berlin, communist, democratic, deutsche, monopoly, unification, soviet, expressions, occupation, till, nordic, feast, leadership, communists, commands, motto, membership, regime, germany, propaganda, self, canon, german, zone, parties, quantum, celebrated, hans, democrats, phrase, walter, committee, reign, script, secretary, banned, karl, festival, der, resignation, effectively, deputy, input, east, republic, text, latin, chairman, learn, editor, elite, essentially.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sed:
heb, observed, former, old, rau, new, communist, ch3d, same, psa, single, local, average, dominated, entire, spd, increa, die, reformed, jest, non, blha, casc2d, anti, special, ray, east, adversative, linear, fixed.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective sed:
festival, command, contra, rate, script, rajna, commands, pds, editor, court, festivals, utility, scripts, staates, program, statement, members, spd, leaders, staat, miles, state, tox, line, bahr, studio, report, vol, male, iment, functionaries, regime, ratio, regimes, plane, congenita, race, officials, expression, ure, furor, dam, iments, sub, forte, dictatorship, bona, sua, pattern, pavilion, examples, ceremony, displays, chapels, membership, kpd, delegation, temple, argument, chaos, video, sum, tenue, ceremonies, ream, instructions, filter, tion, arguments, nee, diktatur, ajax, files, politik, kreisleitung, feast, vsa, vender, ree, drug, jubilee, phenobarbital, file, documents, poker, ego.

Words that sound like sed:
sed, ste, pst, ced, ssed, tst, stte, sdt, stt, stw, -st, psd, tsd, zbt, zte, east, asked, c, ist, ast, iced, cite, ost, cy, cee, oust, aced, cert, psi, cit, assed, lst, bst, aust, oast, aste, psat, cie, cey, cet, pse, -est, este, ciy, irst, erst, psa, chst, cyte, -ist, gst, nst, oist, ased, c., aist, oost, dst, iste, citt, -ster, ciw, pssa, ceat, cirt, hse, jst, pset, cye, esst, nced, cyt, pso, psoe, asst, cei, -cy, cette, -sy, cete, ceit, kst, aest, earst, psit, awst, czt, c.e, hso, -ast, c.t, isst, ahst, oeste, nzt, aast, cih, atst, bzt, hsts.