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What do you call the action after you've used a Weed Eater? Do you say you weed ate? I'm serious, I was having this discussion with a friend the other day and he maintained it's weed eated. EATED!
Weed Eater and Weedwacker are both trademarked and competing brand names.
I'm in the minority here, but I think the past tense of both should be Weedinated.
I agree with weedinated if you are using an off brand. But in respect to the companies that made weedeater and weedwacker it should be weedate and weedwacked when speaking of those two products!!! Haha nice thread
I use both 'weedwhacker' and 'weedeater' with indifference. I never really find the need to speak of it in the past tense however, now that I think about it. I usually just say "I mowed the lawn" or "cut the grass" or "man that sucked."
Post by sweetmelissa on May 18, 2009 18:28:01 GMT -5
Can it really be a weedeater if no weeds are consumed in the process of said event? Perhaps weedreduceing or past tence weedreduced woudl be more appropriate.....
Can it really be a weedeater if no weeds are consumed in the process of said event? Perhaps weedreduceing or past tence weedreduced woudl be more appropriate.....
Actually, WolfmanJess, I call it a Keiser Blade.
I like where you went with that. Weedreduced is my final answer and frankly I think we should take it up with the brand weedeater about false advertising. No weeds are eaten! ;D
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