IPA: /prɪld/
KK: /prɪld/
Describing something that has been shaped into small, round pellets or beads.
The fertilizer is prilled to make it easier to spread evenly in the garden.
Prilled originates from the word 'prill', which is derived from the Middle English 'prillen', meaning to form into small balls or pellets. The term is often used in the context of manufacturing processes where substances are formed into small, round shapes.
Think of the process of forming something into small balls or pellets, which is what 'prilled' means.