What is the past tense of keen?

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The past tense of keen is keened.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of keen is keens.

The present participle of keen is keening.

The past participle of keen is keened.

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And they buried him, and put a flag-stone over his grave, and keened him there.

As the truck made its way across the square, women and children spilled out of their houses, sat down in the dirt, and keened.

An aeolian harp — a line strung tautly between the shack and the compound, amplified by a tomato-juice can — keened like a Martian opera.

When another daughter died in infancy she keened and mourned over the body for hours until the body finally had to be taken from her.

That evening, St. Mary's Church opened its doors, and the people of Chardon sank to their knees and keened.

Seagulls keened and skied, pelicans bobbed on the swells, sandpipers left sharp three-toed tracks along the tidal margin.

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