IPA: /tʃɛkt/
KK: /tʃɛkt/
Having a pattern of squares or checks, often used in fabrics or designs.
She wore a checked shirt that looked very stylish.
Checked → It originates from the Old French word 'eschequier' (meaning to check or verify) and is related to the Middle English 'checken' (meaning to stop or restrain). The word 'checked' means to have verified or restrained something.
Think of verifying or stopping something — that's why 'checked' means to have confirmed or restrained.