stocked
SaySTOKTUS/stɑkt/UK/stɒkt/
- 1Filled with goods, food, or other supplies that are ready to use or sell.
Like a fridge that is full of food after a big shopping trip.
The shelves were fully stocked before the store opened.
A well stocked pantry made cooking dinner much easier.
Similarfilled, replenished, equipped
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- 2Simple past and past participle of stock. Use this form when the stocking already happened.
The clerk stocked the shelves before the doors opened.
We stocked the cabin with food for the long winter.
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stocked is a form of stock
stock, verb: To fill a place with the things it needs. Full entry
- Spelling
- stock → stocked: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /t/.
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