ringed
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3.6
- adjective
- /rɪŋd/
- The tree was easily identifiable by its ringed trunk, which showcased alternating bands of light and dark bark.
- Ringed Planet
Examples
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Jeff's mother noticed his eyes ringed in black.
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They're, they're ringed by thin bands of sand that are known as barrier islands.
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And it's, it's ringed in yellow tape.
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Or maybe those lonely Anna LED worms with their powerful ringed bodies.
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That's actually a great name because indeed the Pacific is rimmed, is ringed by these subduction zones.
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The base of each trunk is ringed thick with Moss, washing, watered by runoff, washing nutrients down yards of bark.
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"I am a friend of the ones who built the Artifact," I answered and projected an image of Black-Ringed Tubes, one of the Bagpipes I had met on New Sonora.
Fiction book (1999) -
Some species of fish exhibit ringed patterns on their bodies that help them camouflage among the coral reefs.
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The artist painted a beautiful vase that was ringed with vibrant colors around its middle.
Synonyms
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4.1
Having stripes or rings on the surface
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9.9
Marked with round bands that go around it
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9.5
Having rings or bands around it
An animal that has a metal band on its leg to identify it
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ringed comes from ring ('a round band' like a jewelry ring) plus -ed ('having'), so imagine an animal 'wearing' bands of color around its body; that's why ringed means 'having colored or marked rings'.