IPA: /ˈwɔːrtɪd/
KK: /wɔrtɪd/
Describing a surface that has small, raised bumps or knobs, similar to warts.
The warted surface of the tree trunk made it look very old and textured.
Warted → The word 'warted' comes from 'wart' (from Old English 'wyrt', meaning a growth or tumor) and the suffix '-ed' (indicating a condition or state). Thus, 'warted' describes the condition of having warts or being covered with warts.
Think of 'wart' as a growth on the skin, and the '-ed' shows that something is in that condition. So, 'warted' means having warts.