0 past simple and past participle of referee
1 to be a referee in a game:
They had to ask one of the spectators to referee (the match).
All pearls are refereed (including my own), and there is often a fair amount of polishing as a result of the reviewing stage.
There is a publication delay while it is refereed.
All articles, including commissioned ones, will be refereed.
The contents, which could in several cases have been refereed more rigorously, fall into four groups.
There are in fact strong expectations about the language and genre of academic writing (applied punitively by refereed journals, for example).
In a refereed journal, decisions of that kind are made by what is usually described as 'a distinguished international editorial board'.
Our portfolios of refereed designs were not called for.
Needless to say, the contributions were planned, designed, and refereed as in any other issue of the journal.
