# canalled

Pronunciation: say "kuh-NALD" /kəˈnæld/

## Adjective

1. Having one or more canals; cut through or laced with artificial water channels.
   - Simple: Built with one or more canals running through it.
   - _The canalled fenlands were drained and farmed for centuries._
   - _Planners admired how thoroughly canalled the trading port had become._

## Verb

2. Simple past and past participle of canal. — simple past and past participle of canal
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of canal. Use this form when the digging of a waterway already happened.
   - _The Dutch canalled vast stretches of lowland to reclaim it from the sea._
   - _By 1850 the company had canalled the entire river valley for barge traffic._

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