1. Having a line drawn over; cancelled; thwarted. A crossed cheque, an order for payment on demand, which, being crossed with the name of a banker, requires to be paid through a bank.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• acroosed,
• prosced,
• acrossd,
• clossed,
• crased,
• crusied,
• colsed,
• cossed,
• crused,
• cosed,
• crahsed,
• russed,
• curssed,
• gressed,
• coused,
• acrossed,
• clowsed,
• croushed,
• croosed,
• crosed

• crocked,
• crookedly,
• crosstown,
• creosote,
• crustose,
• crosses,
• crusted,
• cragged,
• crossett,
• cross out,
• crystalise,
• crazed,
• crosshead,
• Crosswhite,
• crusade,
• Roused,
• Cristen,
• cryostat,
• crusader,
• crushed,
• crust,
• Cristine,
• crosstalk,
• crosser,
• crist,
• Cristie,
• Crystle,
• cross-eyed,
• crested,
• crossest,
• creased,
• crooked,
• crest,
• cracked,
• Caressed,
• cross,
• crosscut,
• Cruised,
• crosstie.

The adverb for the word "crossed" is "crossingly".

The adjective form of the word "crossed" is "crossed".

The plural form of the word "crossed" is "crosses"

The singular form of the word "crossed" is "cross"