IPA: /skʌld/
KK: /skʌld/
Having a skull, often used to describe a specific type or shape of skull.
The broad-skulled species of fish are known for their unique appearance.
Skulled → The word 'skulled' is derived from 'skull' (from Old Norse 'skalli', meaning the head or skull) and the suffix '-ed' (indicating a past action or condition). The term 'skulled' refers to having a skull or being characterized by a skull-like shape.
Think of the Old Norse word 'skalli' for skull, and remember that 'skulled' describes something that has the characteristics of a skull.