stoved
SaySTOHVD/stəʊvd/
- 1Simple past and past participle of stove.
The iceberg stoved in several of the ship's lower plates.
Years of neglect had stoved in the cabin's rotting roof.
Note
The regular -ed form of the verb stove, which means to heat or dry something as in a stove, to keep a house or room warm by artificial heat, or to jam or sprain. Each of these takes an object: you have stoved a room, or stoved a finger. Keep it apart from stove used on its own as a past form. That one belongs to stave, not to this verb.
stoved is a form of stove
stove, verb: To heat or dry something in or as if in a stove. Full entry
- Spelling
- stove → stoved: add -d
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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