barreled
3.7
Put into a large closed container for storage or aging
- adjective
- /ˈbɛrəld/
- US
- After the harvest, the cider was carefully barreled to prevent oxidation.
Examples
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The wine was barreled to enhance its flavor during aging.
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The fruit in its barrel aged in whiskey barrels given its whiskey notes.
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To preserve the juice, the company barreled it for long-term storage.
Compounds
How Contained
barreled
- US
unbarreled
9.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Barreled comes from barrel, the large wooden container for beer or wine, and so when something is 'barreled' it is 'put in a barrel' or stored there to age and gain flavor.