IPA: /raɪmd/
KK: /raɪmd/
Having a surface that is covered with frost or ice crystals, often creating a white, icy appearance.
The trees were rimed with frost, making the landscape look magical in the morning light.
Rimed → The word 'rimed' comes from the Old English 'rima', meaning frost or a layer of frost. It describes something that is covered with frost, particularly in a delicate or crystalline form.
Imagine a surface covered with a delicate layer of frost, which helps you remember that 'rimed' refers to something that is frosted.