adj
heaped
heept
Heaped (adj) means Piled up, or filled generously above the rim. Example: “He served a heaped spoonful of sugar into his coffee.”
adj
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Piled up, or filled generously above the rim.
"He served a heaped spoonful of sugar into his coffee."
How to use heaped
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishPiled high, especially describing a generously filled spoon, plate, or bowl.
Common pairings
a heaped tablespoon
heaped plate
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Rhymes for heaped
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What does “heaped” mean?
The word “heaped” means piled up, or filled generously above the rim. In plain terms, piled high, especially describing a generously filled spoon, plate, or bowl.
How do you pronounce “heaped”?
“Heaped” is pronounced heept (/hiːpt/ in IPA).
How do you use “heaped” in a sentence?
Here is “heaped” used in a sentence: “He served a heaped spoonful of sugar into his coffee.”
What part of speech is “heaped”?
“Heaped” is an adjective.
