There are a plethora of those that end in eeds, e.g. bleeds, breeds, creeds, deeds, feeds, heeds, needs, proceeds reeds, seeds, tweeds, weeds.
However, those that end in consonant-eds are mostly plurals:
beds (daybeds, deathbeds, featherbeds, hotbeds, lakebeds, roadbeds, seabeds, sickbeds, waterbeds)
Feds
hundreds
hatreds
imbeds
meds
millipeds
pinnipeds
purebreds
quadrupeds
reds
reweds
sheds
shreds
sleds (bobsleds, dogsleds)
watersheds
weds
zeds
*past participle as noun: beloveds, limiteds, malteds, unlimiteds, unmarrieds, undecideds, unemployeds
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Eds Arippin is 5' 9".
Eds Chesters was born in 1971.
Eds FF was created in 1938.
An EDS degree is an advanced degree in Education that is beyond the Master's level. EDS stands for Education Specialist degree.
Excessively loose joints are the hallmark of this EDS type
Excessively loose joints are the hallmark of this EDS type
EDS is a domain name extension owned by the Hewlett-Packard Company which is used for their webmail. EDS is an abbreviation for Electronic Data Systems.
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EDS classical type is inherited in an autosomal dominant manner
It stands for ElectroDynamic Suspension.