IPA: /kwɪld/
KK: /kwɪld/
Describing something that has long, narrow structures or is decorated with quill-like features.
The artist displayed a quilled design that showcased intricate patterns.
To have made or used a quill, which is a writing tool made from a feather, or to have decorated something with quills.
She quilled the edges of the paper to give it a beautiful finish.
Past: quilled
Past Participle: quilled
The word 'quilled' originates from the Old English 'cweol', meaning a quill or a small, slender, pointed object. It refers to something that has the characteristics of a quill, often used in writing or as a decorative element.
Think of a 'quill' as a slender writing tool, and remember that 'quilled' describes something that resembles or is made from quills.