Pitted

/ˈpɪtɪd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

Past tense of pit; to create a pit or indentation in something.

He pitted the avocados before mashing them for guacamole.

adjective

Having pits or indentations; marked by small holes or depressions.

The pitted surface of the old stone wall gave it a weathered appearance.

Referring to fruit that has had the pit or stone removed.

She added pitted cherries to the salad for a burst of flavor.

Derived from the verb 'pit,' meaning to create a pit or hole.

pitted against

In a contest or competition with.

pitted against the best

Competing with the strongest or most skilled.

pitted surfaces

Surfaces that are uneven due to pits or holes.

pit

A hole or hollow area.

pitting

The act of creating pits or holes.

pittedness

The state of being pitted.

Under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

He was totally pitted last night at the party.

Feeling overwhelmed or defeated.

After that exam, I was feeling so pitted.