Meaning & Definition of word "Braided"

Braided

/ˈbreɪdɪd/

1. Past tense of braid; to have interlaced strands.
- Example: She braided the ropes together to create a stronger line.
2. To form into a braid; to plait.
- Example: He braided the leather strips to make a bracelet.

1. Made by intertwining strands or fibers in a pattern.
- Example: She wore her hair in a braided style for the wedding.
2. Relating to a structure or design that has interwoven elements.
- Example: The braided rug added a warm touch to the living room.

From the past participle of braid.

braided hair:

Hair styled in interwoven strands.

braided bread:

A type of bread that is twisted into a braid shape.

braided cord:

A cord made by twisting several strands together.

braid:

A strand of hair or other material woven together.

plait:

Another term for a braid, especially in hair.

Meaning: To style hair in a complex or decorative way.

Example Sentence: She's got her hair all braided up for the party.

Meaning: Describes something complicated that has many components twisted together.

Example Sentence: This situation is so braided, I can’t keep track of everything.