The newspaper listed her title as Ed., which confused some readers.

The anthology, ed. by Thompson, includes rare poems from the eighteenth century.

The new initiative aims to improve ed. access in rural communities.

The historian explained that the now-obsolete prefix ed- once meant 'again' in Old English and functioned much like the modern re-.

At the conference, clinicians discussed EDs and the latest treatment options.

Edes gathered by the river to discuss the harvest.

Eds from the neighborhood organized a surprise party for their friend.

EDS provided the data migration tools we needed to complete the project on time.

The conference proceedings were compiled by several eds. who each contributed a chapter.

In her grammar notes, she circled the eds to highlight different past-tense endings.