Definition

Describing something that is covered with or decorated by tall, slender plants that grow in water or marshy areas.

Example

The reeded walls of the hut provided a natural insulation against the cold.

Conversation

Have you seen the new park by the river?

Yeah, I love how it's all reeded along the edges.

It really adds a nice touch to the scenery, doesn't it?

Absolutely! It makes the place feel more natural and peaceful.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Reeded is derived from "reed" (from Old English "rēad", meaning a type of tall, slender plant) and the suffix "-ed" (indicating a past participle or a state of being). The word "reeded" refers to something that has been made or covered with reeds.

Memory Tip

Think of the tall, slender plants called reeds, and remember that 'reeded' means something that has been made with or covered in reeds.

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