Definition

Having the characteristics of poppies, often used to describe something that is drowsy or drugged due to the effects of poppy juice.

Example

The fields were poppied, creating a beautiful but sleepy landscape.

Conversation

Have you seen that field with the poppied flowers?

Yes, it's so beautiful and vibrant this time of year!

I love how the colors seem to dance in the wind.

Totally! It makes the whole area feel more alive.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Poppied → The word 'poppied' is derived from 'poppy' (from Old English 'popig', meaning the flowering plant known for its bright red flowers and seeds) and the suffix '-ed' (indicating a state or condition). Thus, 'poppied' refers to something that is characterized by or adorned with poppies.

Memory Tip

Think of the bright red flowers of the 'poppy' plant, and remember that 'poppied' describes something that is decorated with or resembles these flowers.

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