acorned
acorned adjective: furnished or loaded with acorns.
Adjective
acorned (not comparable)
- Furnished or loaded with acorns
- Fed or filled with acorns.
- Like a full-acorn'd boar, a German one,
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- Like a full-acorn'd boar, a German one,
Origin of acorned
From acorn + -ed.
Questions about acorned
- What does acorned mean?
- Acorned means furnished or loaded with acorns.
- What part of speech is acorned?
- Acorned is an adjective.
Words near acorned in the dictionary
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