hulled
HULD/hʌld/
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- 2Simple past and past participle of hull. Use it for something that happened before, or after "has" or "was".
We hulled the strawberries before putting them in the bowl.
The rice is hulled at a mill near the farm.
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- 3Having a certain kind or color of hull. It is joined to another word, as in white-hulled.
A row of white-hulled boats sat in the harbor.
He bought a small steel-hulled boat to go fishing.
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- 4Having a hull, the main body of a boat.
A hulled boat is safer than a raft in big waves.
Only hulled boats may enter the race this year.
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Showing meanings only.
hulled is a form of hull
hull, verb: To take the outside cover off seeds or fruit. Full entry
- Spelling
- hull → hulled: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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