IPA: /prɪl/
KK: /prɪl/
A small pellet or bead formed by a process called prilling, often used in the production of fertilizers or other materials.
The factory produces prills that are used in agricultural fertilizers.
To change a molten substance into small, round pellets by dropping it in a way that allows it to cool and harden.
The factory prills the molten metal to create uniform pellets for easier handling.
Past: prilled
Past Participle: prilled
The word 'prill' originates from Middle English 'prille', meaning a small particle or droplet. It is related to the Old English 'prillan', which means to fall in drops. The term describes something that is small and often refers to tiny droplets or particles.
Think of small droplets falling, as 'prill' refers to tiny particles or droplets.