Past tense of abut; bordered on or was adjacent to something.
From abut + -ed (regular English past tense marker), the straightforward past tense of the verb abut.
The regular '-ed' ending on 'abutted' (with a doubled 't') follows English's predictable pattern for stressed syllables—we double the final consonant before adding '-ed' to words like 'abut,' showing the system's consistency.
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