powdered
- adjective
- /ˈpaʊdərd/
- She sprinkled the powdered sugar over the cake for a sweet finish.
- powdered sugar
- powdered wig
- powdered eggs
I incorporated burnt cattle bones, powdered remains, ashes to ashes.
- I incorporated burnt cattle bones, powdered remains, ashes to ashes.
Examples
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Any of you folks allergic to powdered insecticides?
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If you haven't used them yet, these powdered chalks are great to use on your projects.
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I... I thought maybe the powdered sugar would help.
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"Do you have more of that powdered honey?" Powdered honey.
Fiction book (2001) -
We were all covered with the same powdered sugar and smiling.
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About the powdered eggs, you see, they look something like eggs --
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I tried making one of the powdered recipes, and it works great!
Blog text (18) -
And then somebody bought me powdered dry shampoo.
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Why didn't we get the powdered milk and the spuds?
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Septima gathered the powdered pearl, fern seed, and pieces of nutshell she would need for her art.
Fiction book (2000)
Synonyms
Covered with fine, dry dust that easily falls off
Contains very small, closely packed particles that make it feel smooth like fine sugar
A thing made into a fine powder by crushing or grinding
Something that is soft, dry and powdery like flour
Very small and powdery like dust
Made of very small pieces like fine sand
Hot air dries a liquid into a powder after people put it into the air as small drops
Antonyms
Compounds
How Powdery
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Powdered comes from powder, a word that long ago meant 'dust' or tiny dry bits. So powdered describes something that has been turned into very small dry particles, 'made into powder', which is why we use it for spices, sugar, or detergent.