bulleted

1. 1
   adjective

   Presented as a list in which each item is introduced by a bullet point or dot.

   The slide laid out the project's goals in a bulleted format for quick reading.

   He turned the dense memo into a bulleted set of action items.

2. 2
   verb

   Simple past and past participle of bullet.

   The editor bulleted the agenda to make it easier to read.

   They bulleted the report's recommendations for clarity.

   Note

   One spelling, with a single t, serves both the past tense and the past participle: the editor bulleted the agenda; the agenda was bulleted. Most uses are about formatting, and that participle shades easily into the adjective for listed text. The verb has informal lives too. A cyclist can have bulleted down a hill, a player bulleted a shot, and in slang a worker can be bulleted, meaning fired.

   She bulleted down the hill on her new bike.

   Half the sales team was bulleted after the merger.

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