hilled
SayHILD/hɪɫd/
- 1Made up of land that rises into many hills.
Like a blanket pushed up into little bumps.
The hilled countryside made the bike ride very tiring.
They bought a small farm on hilled land near the coast.
Similarhilly, rolling, undulating
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- 2Past tense and past participle of hill. Use it for the past, or after has, have, had, is, was or were.
The farmer hilled the potatoes to protect them from frost.
She hilled the soil around each young plant before lunch.
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- 3Having a certain number or type of hills.
Rome is famous as the seven-hilled city.
They settled in a gently hilled region full of vineyards.
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hilled is a form of hill
hill, verb: To pile soil or other material into a mound, especially around the bottom of plants. Full entry
- Spelling
- hill → hilled: add -ed
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