dumb'd

And, anyway, I've got to keep up fires and water boiling and them dumb'd frogs under the willows from croaking so's She can sleep to-night.

Green Valley Katharine Reynolds

Dunfish, in the old newspapers, were often called "dumb'd fish"; and they per - chance come to him as to one of their kindred.

Oldport Days 1873

Dunfish, in the old newspapers, were often called "dumb'd fish"; and they perchance come to him as to one of their kindred.

Oldport Days Thomas Wentworth Higginson 1867

I. v.50 (134,1) Was beastly dumb by him] Mr. Theobald reads _dumb'd_, put to silence.

Notes to Shakespeare, Volume III: The Tragedies Samuel Johnson 1746