rockered
- adjective
- /ˈrɑːkərd/
- Many antique pieces are rockered to provide gentle movement.
Examples
-
He bought a beautifully rockered chair for the front porch.
-
The rockered chair swayed gently on the porch.
-
The old nursery had a rockered cradle that soothed babies to sleep.
-
Isn't that a beautiful rockered cradle?
-
The new rocking chair is rockered, making it easy to relax while I read.
-
She chose a rockered crib to help soothe her baby to sleep.
-
The modern design features a rockered base that adds a unique touch to the furniture.
Antonyms
How Curved
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rockered comes from rock, which means 'to move back and forth', and from rocker, the curved runner under a chair or cradle. So a rockered chair or cradle has those curved parts so it can rock gently, like a rocking chair that soothes a baby.