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potholed

potholed adjective: having potholes in its surface.

Adjective

potholed (comparative more potholed, superlative most potholed)

  1. Having potholes in its surface
    • Beside these, the late 19th-century rows of tiny wooden “shotgun” cottages along potholed or unpaved roads exhibit an architectural dignity that is only a part of their eloquence.1999, Dirk De Meyer, The Urban Condition

Forms of potholed

comparativemore potholed
superlativemost potholed

Origin of potholed

From pothole + -ed.

Words formed from potholed

Questions about potholed

What does potholed mean?
Potholed means having potholes in its surface.
What part of speech is potholed?
Potholed is an adjective.

Words near potholed in the dictionary

  1. Pothier
  2. Pothiers
  3. potholder
  4. potholders
  5. pothole
  6. potholed
  7. potholer
  8. potholers
  9. potholes
  10. potholey
  11. potholing

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