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kerneled

kerneled

1 6.8
Having small hard seeds, like corn or wheat
  • adjective
  • /ˈkɜrnəld/
: desgranado
  • She bought a bag of kerneled popcorn for the movie night.

Examples

  • The kerneled corn was sweet and fresh.

  • The field was full of kerneled wheat swaying in the breeze.

  • The kerneled corn was ready to be harvested by the farmers.

  • I bought some kerneled popcorn for the movie.

  • The farmer harvested the corn, revealing the kerneled cobs ready for processing.

  • She was delighted to find the snack made from kerneled corn in the pantry.

  • The dish included a vibrant salad topped with kerneled beans for added texture.

Synonyms

seeded
vskerneled
1 1.0

Containing small hard parts that can grow into plants, often in fruit or bread

refers specifically to inner parts formed as individual compact grains

Surface Forms

kerneled positive

Morphology

kerneled = kernel (transparent) = kernel + ed

Regular adjectival use of '-ed' on 'kernel' yields 'having kernels' and the meaning is directly derived and clear to learners who know 'kernel'.

Etymology

Kerneled comes from kernel, an old word for a small 'seed' or 'grain' inside a plant or nut. So something kerneled simply has those little seeds or grains.