Netted

/ˈnɛtɪd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

Past tense of net, meaning to catch or trap in a net.

The fishermen netted a large catch during their early morning expedition.

To earn or profit from (often used in financial contexts).

The company netted a substantial profit after the successful launch of the new product.

adjective

Having a surface or structure resembling or made of netting.

The netted fabric of the dress created an elegant and airy look.

Origin from the word 'net', influenced by the past participle formation.

netted profit

The remaining amount of money after expenses.

netted gains

Profits made after all deductions.

net

A material made of fibers, used for trapping or capturing.

netting

Material made of net; the act of catching something in a net.

To get something good or desirable.

He really netted a great deal on that car.

To be in a relationship with someone.

After they started dating, we joked that he had netted her.