tiled
- adjective
- /taɪld/
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- The kitchen has a beautiful tiled floor that adds a modern look.
even having my hand completely on the Dome, I don't feel any discharged. Now instead of this trap, I put my bare feet on the tiled ground and
- even having my hand completely on the Dome, I don't feel any discharged. Now instead of this trap, I put my bare feet on the tiled ground and
- You can make a roof with wooden shingles, which are just wooden tiles, or you can thatch a roof, but it's nothing like as durable as a tiled roof.
Examples
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But right here will be an area tiled with a particular arrangement which is based on things that I've been doing.
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Look, we just had our bathroom tiled Chevron and it took two weeks and the sidewalk here is Chevron.
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So all that grey area, the tiled area, you will see.
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even having my hand completely on the Dome, I don't feel any discharged. Now instead of this trap, I put my bare feet on the tiled ground and
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What we did is built a tiled architecture where we've got thousands of these structures replicated spatially.
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What we did is built a tiled architecture where we've got thousands of these structures replicated spatially.
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They chose a tiled backsplash for the bathroom to create an elegant finish.
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We installed tiled walls in the shower to prevent moisture damage.
Synonyms
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8.4
A surface covered with small shapes like tiles that fit closely together
Compounds
How Tiled
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3.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word tiled comes from the simple noun tile, from the old Latin word tegula meaning 'roof tile' or 'covering'. People used tiles to cover roofs and floors, so something tiled is 'covered' with these flat pieces.