towelled
towelled adjective: wearing a towel. Also the simple past and past participle of towel.
Adjective
towelled (not comparable)
- Wearing a towel.
- He tied the apron on with a little bow behind and strode to the big marble slab like a towelled man to a Turkish bath.1963, William Sansom, “Hot and Cold”, in The London Magazine, page 11
- Thick atmospheres obscure the fuzzy figures surrounding, towelled men wearing flip-flops, smearing shaving gel across their chins, sighing.2004, Rob Benvie, Safety of War, Coach House Books, →ISBN, page 21
- Synonyms:
- betowelled
- Dried with a towel.
Also used as
towelled is also the simple past and past participle of towel.
Synonyms of towelled
Forms of towelled
| alternative form | toweled |
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Origin of towelled
From towel + -ed.
Words formed from towelled
Phrases with towelled
Questions about towelled
- What does towelled mean?
- Towelled means wearing a towel.
- What part of speech is towelled?
- Towelled is an adjective.
Words near towelled in the dictionary
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