mossed
- adjective
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cubierto de musgo
- The old stones were completely mossed, giving them a beautiful, green appearance.
I'm making my way up this power line that's got all these rocks, boulders and they're Moss covered.
- I'm making my way up this power line that's got all these rocks, boulders and they're Moss covered.
- You all arrive on the docks of an abandoned city, or now you wander into a forest covered in Moss.
Examples
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The tree trunk was mossed after years of damp weather, looking soft and lush.
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We discovered a mossed rock beside the stream, covered in a thick layer of green moss.
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Let's throw out here to these Lily pads because this whole thing is covered with Moss, so there's going to be shade there.
Synonyms
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3.4
Covered with plants that grow out of control
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2.9
Covered in a soft green plant that grows on stone or wood
Covered with soft green moss, often on old stone or wood
A place with many small bushes and rough plants
Antonyms
How Mossy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mossed comes from the common plant moss and the ending -ed that means 'covered with'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of mossy: mossed simply means 'covered with moss', often after long wet weather.