Definition

Having a color or stain that comes from a plant called woad, which is used to create blue dye.

Example

The artist used woaded fabric to create a unique and vibrant design.

Conversation

Have you seen that shirt with the woaded pattern?

Yeah, it's really unique and colorful!

I think it's cool how it has that old-fashioned look.

Definitely! It makes a great statement piece.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Woaded comes from the word 'woad' (from Old English 'wād', meaning a blue dye made from the leaves of the woad plant). The suffix '-ed' indicates a past participle form. Thus, 'woaded' means having been dyed with woad, specifically referring to the blue color imparted by this dye.

Memory Tip

Think of the blue dye made from the woad plant, and remember that 'woaded' means something that has been dyed blue.

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