Do you use 'freezed' or 'frozen' or 'froze'?

[Anonymous]

The context being, anywhere. In any situation.

[DizzyDesii]

Froze lol but I’m sure the correct term is frozen. I don't know who the hell came up with freezed 😂 unless you mean freezin

[Asker]

I also don't know! 😂 But I must have heard it somewhere to use freezes in one of my chats.

[menina]

I use "frozen". I'm not familiar with the other words.

[OlderAndWiser]

Never "freezed." Whether I use "froze" or "frozen" depends on the context. I try to speak proper English.

[Asker]

Me too. But I accidentally used the word in one of my chats, and when I searched online, I found the word to be an unofficial dialect. But still, I would never use it as proper English is what is appreciated in the professional world.

And I would also mentally scan the text I have written just like Grammarly does on my laptop.

[NathanDavis]

I go with Frieza...

[slatyb]

“Freezed” is not commonly used. The commonly used past tense of “freeze” is “froze.” “Frozen” is an adjective. “The pond froze. Now it’s frozen”.

[exitseven]

Freezed isn't really a word. I use frozen or froze depending on the tense

[Tyrael]

"Freezed" is not a real word so I don't use it, but I alternate between frozen and froze as applies to the situation.

[clampfan101]

“Frozen” or “froze” depending on the situation.
“Freezed” simply isn’t a word.

[OddBeMe]

I froze your leftovers. wouldn't say freezed. Not sure thats correct.

Your leftovers are frozen.

[Guy13]

Frozen...

[Asker]

👍👍

[andreasderjuengere]

No, I don't :D

[spartan55]

Frozen sir