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kerneled

kerneled

6.8
Having small hard seeds, like corn or wheat
  • adjective
  • /ˈkɜrnəld/
translation icon : 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
1.0

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.