Meaning & Definition of Shelled in English
English⟶
Shelled
Referring to something that has had its shell removed.
Pronunciation:
/ʃɛld/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Having a shell or outer covering removed.
Example Sentence: The shelled nuts were ready to be eaten.
Definition: Used to describe a military attack involving explosives.
Example Sentence: The area was shelled by enemy forces.
Etymology
Origin: Derived from the verb 'shell', meaning to remove the shell from something.
Synonyms
peeledde-huskeduncoveredexposed
Common Phrases and Expressions
- shelled out: To spend or pay a certain amount of money.
- shelled beans: Beans that have had their outer shell removed.
- shelled peas: Peas that have been removed from their pods.
Translations
- Spanish: descascarado
- French: écossé
- German: geschält
- Russian: очищенный
Related Words
- shell: The hard outer covering of some animals and seeds.
- dehusk: To remove the outer covering or husk.
- peel: To remove the outer skin or layer.
Slang Meanings of shelled
Meaning: Extremely tired or drained.
Example Sentence: After that long hike, I felt totally shelled.
Meaning: Under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Example Sentence: He was completely shelled at the party last night.