rimmed
verb past form (rim, rims, rimmed, rimming); also adjective
Everyday
- Rimmed means having an edge or border of a certain kind, such as gold-rimmed glasses. tree →
- To rim is to form an edge or border round something. tree →
In the lessons
describes the edge of glasses, eyes, cups or a lake, to tell what the edge is like
Examples
- She wore red-rimmed glasses. tree →
- The cup was rimmed with gold. tree →
- The lake was rimmed by tall hills. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
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