simple past tense and past participle of shave
"He shaved his head before starting his new job at the studio."
In plain English: To shave something means to cut off its hair or fuzz using a blade or razor.
"He shaved his face before going to work."
Shaved is simply the past tense of the verb shave, which comes from Old English scæfan meaning to scrape or cut off with a sharp tool. The word entered Middle English as schaven and has retained its core meaning of removing hair or skin by cutting it close to the surface ever since.