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🧀 With outer skin 🥓 Peeled or skinned
rinded

rinded

6.3
With the outer skin removed, like a peeled fruit or cheese
  • adjective
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  • After removing the tough skin, the rinded ham was ready to be served at the party.

Examples

  • The rinded cheese was smoother and easier to slice for the sandwiches.

  • He prefers rinded fruit because it is easier to eat and looks more appealing.

  • The rinded cheese was a hit at the party.

  • She prefers rinded cheese over the unpeeled variety.

  • The rinded cheese was smoother and easier to slice for the sandwiches.

  • After removing the tough skin, the rinded ham was ready to be served at the party.

  • She prefers rinded cheese over the unpeeled variety.

Antonyms

unpeeled
2 3.4

A food that still has its skin on

Surface Forms

rinded positive

Morphology

rinded = rind (semi-transparent) = rind + ed

The meaning of 'rinded' as 'having had the rind removed' is not a direct derivation from 'rind' + '-ed', requiring contextual understanding.

Etymology

A helpful way to remember the other use of rinded is to see it as rind plus -ed, that is 'rind taken off' meaning the skin has been removed. So rinded can also mean 'peeled' or 'with the rind removed'.