Per www.freedictionary.com it is x-rayed

Posted By: MT50 on 2007-11-30
In Reply to: x-ray'd? - Lorrie

Subject: Per www.freedictionary.com it is x-rayed

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Per FreeDictionary.com apparently both
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go-round (ground)
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An argument; a go-around.

x-rayed
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I hadn't even thought about that. I'm so used to using the apostrophe. Thanks!!!

If you have to do the BOS thing, they say x-rayed.
Subject: If you have to do the BOS thing, they say x-rayed.

AAMT BOS Second edition, page 428

Whether used as a noun, verb, or adjective, lowercase and hyphenate.
He was x-rayed yesterday. (verb)

Possibly actiniform (radiating, or rayed, in appearance) nm
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