Susan @skeletonsharp.bsky.social

I noticed myself doing this in speech! I feel like "cost" is a neutral statement of how much something, well, cost. "Costed" is heavier. It's the price you paid and perhaps that price was a bit of a burden. "It costed me $200 and a pound of sweat."

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Joe Gekko @joegekko.bsky.social [ View ] Jul 02, 2024 at 15:07 UTC

Now that you bring this up, I think I may have used this where the "cost" is more than one thing.

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