# fleshed

Pronunciation: say "FLESHT" /flɛʃt/

## Verb

1. Simple past and past participle of flesh. — simple past and past participle of flesh
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of flesh. Use this form for something that already happened.
   - _The director fleshed out the screenplay with several new scenes._
   - _Researchers fleshed out their theory once more data arrived._

## Adjective

2. Having flesh or a body of a particular kind, described by a preceding modifier.
   - Simple: Having a body or inner flesh of a kind named by the word in front of it.
   - _Firm-fleshed varieties of tuna grill better than softer ones._
   - _The yellow-fleshed potatoes turned golden when roasted._
3. Carrying a generous amount of flesh; plump or corpulent.
   - Simple: Having a full, rounded body and looking rather plump.
   - _The well-fleshed steers commanded premium prices at the fall sale._
   - _A well-fleshed face and an easy laugh made him seem prosperous._

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