tatted
- adjective
- /ˈtætɪd/
- Informal
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tatuado
- At the beach, she felt confident flaunting her tatted legs, which were decorated with vibrant ink.
So I walked back there and there's this big heavily tatted dude that's wearing the blue Best Buy shirt.
- So I walked back there and there's this big heavily tatted dude that's wearing the blue Best Buy shirt.
- So I feel like he was one of the first people to really to bring that tatted look as a as a artist.
- No, dude, these four giant guys tatted up and it was me, Parker, Paige and Connor.
- I visit my dad and here's this guy, thick neck, huge forms tatted up.
- Your already told you that just white men white blonde hair, blue eyes like tatted like I don't know you have to have porn stacks.
Examples
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Will the person with the tatted torso please step forward?
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So I walked back there and there's this big heavily tatted dude that's wearing the blue Best Buy shirt.
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So I feel like he was one of the first people to really to bring that tatted look as a as a artist.
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We'll be like, Oh my God, right, Seven years from now, I'm going to be tatted up with nine kids.
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When this car rolled by... and this tatted hand pulled out a gun.
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I was in the corner talking to my friend who was tatted from head to toe head of the Aran nation, right?
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Just like his pale, tatted up like body up to Kim Kardashian.
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No, dude, these four giant guys tatted up and it was me, Parker, Paige and Connor.
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No, he's all tatted out and he's going to have his skin done after he's dead.
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and I knock on the door, they're screen and Big Ray all tatted up, no shirt on. He's through the street. What's up, buddy? He said
Synonyms
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Having permanent ink designs on the skin
How Tattooed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tatted comes from tattoo, which itself comes from the Tahitian word tatau meaning 'to mark'. So if someone is tatted, they are 'marked with ink' on their skin and have tattoos.