# looped

Pronunciation: say "LOOPT" /luːpt/

## Verb

1. Simple past and past participle of loop. — simple past and past participle of loop
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of loop. Use this form for the action done earlier.
   - _The song looped quietly in the background all afternoon._
   - _He looped the wires neatly behind the television._

## Adjective

2. Having one or more loops; marked by rings or curls of material.
   - Simple: Having one or more loops, such as small rings or curls of material.
   - _The looped pile of the rug gave it a plush, springy texture._
   - _She chose a scarf with a delicate looped weave at the edges._
3. Shaped so that a length or curve bends around to form a loop.
   - Simple: Bent or shaped into the form of a loop or ring.
   - _The looped handle made the basket easy to carry._
   - _A single looped strand secured the bundle of letters._
4. Drunk; intoxicated from drinking too much alcohol. *(slang)*
   - Simple: Drunk after having too much alcohol to drink.
   - _A couple of strong cocktails and he was already looped._
   - _They came home from the reunion thoroughly looped._
5. Whorled; arranged in spirals or coiling patterns.
   - Simple: Curling around in spiral shapes or coils.
   - _Botanists noted the looped arrangement of leaves around the stem._
   - _The fossil's looped ridges traced a tight inward spiral._

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