IPA: /bɛld/
KK: /bɛld/
Describing something that has bells attached or is shaped like a bell.
The belled collar on the cat jingled as it walked.
To make a ringing sound, like a bell, or to have a bell attached.
The church bell belled loudly at noon.
Past: belled
Past Participle: belled
'belled' comes from 'bell' (from Old English 'belle', meaning a hollow metallic instrument that produces sound) and '-ed' (a suffix used to form the past tense or to indicate a state). The word 'belled' means having a bell or being equipped with a bell.
Think of a 'bell' that makes sound, and remember that 'belled' means something that has a bell.