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lidded

lidded adjective: having a cover like a lid. Also the simple past and past participle of lid.

Adjective

lidded

  1. Having a cover like a lid.
    • The lidded box was much more useful than the one without the cover which allowed all the dust in.
    • Two alcoves extended from the main room, one with a plain iron stove and rough pots, the other with a narrow bed and a lidded white porcelain chamber pot, with a blue curtain for privacy.2014, Rachel Pollack, The Child Eater
  2. (usually) Having a certain type of eyelids.
    • Johnson looked up quickly into Difalco's lidded eyes and wondered if he was really that hip.1970, Wally Ferris, Across 110th, page 74

Also used as

lidded is also the simple past and past participle of lid.

Words formed from lidded

Questions about lidded

What does lidded mean?
Lidded means having a cover like a lid.
What part of speech is lidded?
Lidded is an adjective.

Words near lidded in the dictionary

  1. lidar
  2. lidars
  3. Lidcombe
  4. liddat
  5. Liddaton
  6. lidded
  7. Liddel
  8. Liddel Water
  9. Liddell
  10. Liddells
  11. lidden

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