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meadowed

meadowed adjective: having meadows. Also the simple past and past participle of meadow.

Adjective

meadowed (comparative more meadowed, superlative most meadowed)

  1. Having meadows.
    • Splitting from the Northern Loop Trail (5,650 ft) at Grand Park, the route skirts the northwest fringe of this broad, meadowed plateau, then gradually descends through woods[…]2002, Marge Mueller, Ted Mueller, Exploring Washington's Wild Areas, page 254

Also used as

meadowed is also the simple past and past participle of meadow.

Forms of meadowed

comparativemore meadowed
superlativemost meadowed

Origin of meadowed

From meadow + -ed.

Questions about meadowed

What does meadowed mean?
Meadowed means having meadows.
What part of speech is meadowed?
Meadowed is an adjective.

Words near meadowed in the dictionary

  1. Meadowbank
  2. meadowbeauty
  3. Meadowbrook
  4. Meadowcroft
  5. Meadowcrofts
  6. meadowed
  7. meadowfoam
  8. meadowfoams
  9. meadowgrass
  10. Meadowhall
  11. meadowhawk

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