Pruned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRUNED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PRUNE, to trim and shape by cutting back
• trim (a tree, shrub, or bush) by cutting away dead or overgrown branches or stems, especially to encourage growth
• cut away (a branch or stem) from a tree, shrub, etc.
• reduce the extent of (something) by removing superfluous or unwanted parts
• remove (superfluous or unwanted parts) from something
NOUN:
• a plum preserved by drying and having a black, wrinkled appearance.
• an unpleasant or disagreeable person
• an instance of trimming a tree, shrub, or bush
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cut off branches or parts from

Words related to PRUNED

prune7 prunes8 pruning10

Words that contain PRUNED

unpruned11

How to use PRUNED in a sentence

• Already nearly all the weeds were cleared out of the garden and most of the roses and trees had been pruned or dug about.
• The following autumn it may be cut away from its parent, pruned, and planted.
• If taken in October, the young plants may be pruned early in November.
• Shade and ornamental trees can best be pruned in the fall, while the leaves are still on the tree and while the tree itself is in practically a dormant state.
• In January they are pruned, and the branches left are entwined from tree to tree all along the line, and form impenetrable fences.
• We like to have his language pruned and his conceptions flattened into something that suits our mouths and minds.
• If our old orchard was to be pruned while dormant, it must be done at once.
• He pruned the vines with goats and fed his cattle on the fruit trees.
• The moment or even before the late blooms fade, the plants should be pruned if necessary.
• Time and study have pruned this devotional exuberance, but he rightly described what he saw.
• The trees in the large orchard had not been pruned for a long time, and the large vegetable garden was overrun with grass and weeds.
• For this Siena was lopped like a lily on her hills, and Lucca pruned like her own olive trees, and Pistoia gathered in the plain.
• My play is at present being pruned by my father, and will therefore not occupy my thoughts again till it comes out, which I hope will be at Easter.
• These need to be pruned in order to put them in good head.
• The plant most pruned by the gardeners is that one which, when the summer comes, will have the most beautiful blossoms and the most abundant fruit.
• Cimon took in hand the wild wood, pruned and dressed it, and laid it out with handsome walks and welcome fountains.
• The Novelist taught him that his Cue was to bear with the Weaker Vessel and to keep the Honeysuckle of True Affection pruned and watered by Devotion and Sacrifice.
• The trees are pruned high and the wheat grows up close to the trunks of the trees.
• She worked rapidly, writing usually with a lead-pencil, on large sheets of yellow paper, but she pruned carefully.
• They had been planted too close together, and a hundred years seemed to have elapsed since they were pruned.
• Frequently the winter is more propitious to those who dwell in the plains because then the pastures are fresh there and the trees may be pruned more readily.
• In Winter the trees may be pruned, provided this is done at a time when the bark is free from frost and rain and ice.
• He seemed more the sort of gardener to keep old walks and vines pruned in their antique rigidity.
• Hope then went through the painful process of being pruned by failure, and it was never tortured by another equal mutilation.
• These lectures were later severely pruned and revised, and the best of them gathered into seven volumes of essays under different names between 1841 and 1876.
• The larger plants should be pruned of their lower branches to allow a free current of air.
• All suckers and side shoots are to be carefully removed, and the vines should be thinned or pruned, if they become bushy at the top.
• In the third year the stems are pruned as in the two preceding, and in September the roots are dug up.
• In July they should also be gone over, and pruned and nailed, where requisite.
• The people made great rejoicings, but took care to keep Liberty Tree well pruned, and free from caterpillars and canker worms.
• The story, pruned of his moral philosophy, deserves no more than the slightest touch.
• From these branches minor ones spring, but the latter are carefully pruned off as they appear.

Similar words containing PRUN without suffix ed

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