skulled

SaySKULD/ˈskʌld/

2 meanings of skulled

1
verb
Past tense of skull. Use this form when the action already happened.
He skulled the golf ball straight into the pond.
The boxer skulled his opponent with a hard right hand.
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2
adjectivein compounds
Having a skull: the hard, bony part that protects the brain.
Like a walnut, where a hard shell protects the soft part inside.
Fish, birds, and mammals are all skulled animals.
Every skulled creature carries a hard case around its brain.
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skulled is a form of skull

skull, verb: To drink all that is left in a glass in one go by tipping it up. Full entry

Forms: skullskulls he/she/itskulling -ing formskulled past tense, past participle
Spelling: skull → skulled: add -ed
Sound: The ending sounds like /d/.

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