# basined

Pronunciation: say "BAY-suhnd" /ˈbeɪs(ə)nd/

## Adjective

1. Having a basin or basins, especially when a word in front names the kind of basin.
   - Simple: Having a basin or basins, often with a word in front that tells what kind.
   - _The hotel bathroom had a wide-basined sink and a deep claw-foot tub._
   - _Seen from above, the crown of the fossil molar is deeply basined._
2. Enclosed within a basin.
   - Simple: Held inside a basin.
   - _From the ridge we looked down on the basined lake, ringed by pine-covered slopes._
   - _Basined waters like these warm quickly once summer arrives._

## Verb

3. Simple past and past participle of basin. — simple past and past participle of basin
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of basin. Use it for something that happened before, or after "has" or "was".
   - _The valley floor basined gently around the spring, holding a shallow pool after every rain._
   - _The crew had basined the low ground behind the dam to catch the spring runoff._

## Origin

Formed from basin with the suffix -ed.

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