dunged
dunged adjective: fertilized with dung. Also the simple past and past participle of dung.
Adjective
dunged (comparative more dunged, superlative most dunged)
- Fertilized with dung.
- I perceived no sensible difference between the dunged and the undunged beds.1777, M. Roussel, “Letter to M. Dahamel”, in The Complete Farmer, page 10
- There has never been any substantial advantage shown by the heavily dunged plot over the lightly dunged plot. During the first three seasons the size and weight of the asparagus grown was about the same on both the dunged plots.1903, Bernard Dyer, “Fertilisers for Market Garden Crops”, in Journal of the Ministry of Agriculture, volume 9, page 478
Also used as
dunged is also the simple past and past participle of dung.
Forms of dunged
| comparative | more dunged |
|---|---|
| superlative | most dunged |
Words formed from dunged
Questions about dunged
- What does dunged mean?
- Dunged means fertilized with dung.
- What part of speech is dunged?
- Dunged is an adjective.
Words near dunged in the dictionary
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