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It's British English - and is a legitimate word, and the correct form of the past participle - in most of the English-speaking world, I learnt today. (It's the same as "burned" and "burnt", not to mention "dreamed" and "dreamt".)
Neither do we Mediterranean types, to be honest: we speak and write a little of each, all jumbled together, never quite knowing which is which (but nobody seems to mind, too much, fortunately).
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You're kind of "surrounded by types", aren't you?
I'm surrounded by estate agents (but you probably know them as "realtors"?): they're a "type" all of their own.
I've unknowingly been using the US forms of those "learned"/"burned" words when I "should" probably be using the British variants, but nobody told me ...
("What’s the difference between a cat and a comma? A cat has claws at the ends of its paws and a comma is a pause at the end of a clause.")
Yeah, you wouldn't want anyone to think you're American or anything. Or maybe use varieties at random....keep 'em guessing.