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Definition of Photoed
1. photo [v] - See also: photo
Lexicographical Neighbors of Photoed
Literary usage of Photoed
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. My Canadian Leaves: An Account of a Visit to Canada in 1864-1865 by Frances Elizabeth Owen Monck (1891)
"The driver wanted us to be photoed for the third time at another photographer's
... Conway and Lord Lyons's servants had themselves photoed in a group also. ..."
2. Eighty Years' Reminiscences by John Anstruther-Thomson (1904)
"I forget how the others went, but I remember that the Duchess and Lady Fitzhardinge
sat all day in a hay waggon and were photoed sitting in state. ..."
3. On the War Path: A Lady's Letters from the Front by J. D. Leather-Culley (1901)
"Before breakfast photoed position with commandant. Had a great set off and was
escorted by Captain Gardner past the examining sentry ..."
4. Sunset by Southern Pacific Company, Southern Pacific Company. Passenger Dept (1915)
"First of all the lion was let onto the stage and then he wandered about in front
of the camera while the Italian, in a cage photoed him,; such a splendid ..."
5. The Medical and Surgical Reporter (1893)
"... and imps for revels ; Devil» uncouth, and devils polite ; Devils black, and
devils white; Devils foolish, and devils wise ; But a Woman, photoed without ..."
6. The à Becketts of "Punch": Memories of Father and Sons by Arthur William À Beckett (1903)
"One by one we sat at a table with an imaginary banquet before us, holding up a
glass in the pose devised for us by the eminent artist, who " snap-photoed ..."
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