Eds

Definition of Eds

There are a few different definitions for 'eds', depending on the context. It could be a shortened form of the name Edward or Edith, or it could refer to the plural of 'ed', which is a slang term for an editor.

How should Eds divide into syllables

The word 'eds' has only one syllable. It is made up of two consonants, 'e' and 'd', with no vowels.

Part of Speech - Eds

I know three Eds, two named Edward and one named Edith.

The Eds at the publishing company are very thorough with their editing.

Sentences with Eds

• The Eds at the newspaper caught all the typos in the article.
• I'm meeting with some Eds from the publishing company to go over my manuscript.
• Ed and Edith are both very common names for babies born in the 1920s.
• I'm looking for a job as an Ed, but I don't know if there are any openings.
• The Eds at the magazine really helped me improve my writing.
• I need to talk to one of the Eds about the changes they made to my article.
• My friend Ed is an editor at a publishing company.
• I had to get my manuscript edited by a professional Ed.
• The Eds at the newspaper are always on top of the latest news.
• I'm not sure if the Eds at the publishing company will like my book.

Quotes with Eds

• I'm not a businessman, I'm an Ed-man! - Ed, from Ed, Edd n Eddy
• I have a friend named Ed, but he's not very good at editing. - Unknown
• I wish I had an Ed to help me with my writing. - Unknown
• Eds are the unsung heroes of the publishing world. - Unknown
• I'm not sure if I should trust the Eds with my manuscript. - Unknown

Number of characters in Eds

3 ( e, d, s )

Unique letters in Eds

3 ( e, d, s )

Eds Backwards

sde

Phonetic Transcription of Eds

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