preground
preground adjective: having been ground in advance.
Adjective
preground (not comparable)
- Having been ground in advance.
- Nor does she cotton to combination grind-and-brew makers or anything dependent on pod packets of preground coffee.2009 August 19, S.S. Fair, “Singing the Brews”, in New York Times
Origin of preground
From pre- + ground.
Questions about preground
- What does preground mean?
- Preground means having been ground in advance.
- What part of speech is preground?
- Preground is an adjective.
Words near preground in the dictionary
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