LADLED Meaning and
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Ladled is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "ladle." It is derived from the noun "ladle," which refers to a long-handled, usually deep-bowled spoon-like utensil.
To ladle means to scoop or serve a liquid or semi-liquid substance, typically from a large container or pot, using a ladle. This action involves dipping the ladle into the container, filling it with the substance, and then pouring or transferring the substance into another container or onto a plate. Ladling is commonly done while holding the ladle by its long handle, allowing precise control of pouring and preventing direct contact with the hot or messy substance being transferred.
The verb "ladle" is regularly used in the context of cooking or serving food, especially soups, stews, sauces, or gravies. It may also extend to other liquids or substances that require portioning or spreading. For instance, a person may ladle soup into bowls, ladle sauce over pasta, or ladle batter onto a griddle to make pancakes.
In literature or figuratively, the term "ladled" can be employed to describe an action resembling the pouring or transfer of a substance with a ladle, often implying a large or copious amount. It may suggest the connotation of abundance, as if something is being generously or plentifully distributed or delivered.
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Etymology of LADLED
The word "ladled" is derived from the noun "ladle". The noun "ladle" comes from the Middle English word "ladell", which in turn originated from Old French "ladele". This Old French term was a diminutive form of "lade", meaning a spoon or a dipper used for drawing liquids. The ultimate source of the word is the Latin word "latter", which refers to a spoon or a skimmer.
Similar spelling words for LADLED
- lataillade,
- LTLOT,
- lightlied,
- Ladled,
- light would,
- littlewood,
- lituolite,
- latelate,
- leadlead,
- little toe,
- LEDlight,
- Leadhillite,
- loudloud,
- leadlight,
- ladles,
- ladle,
- loaded,
- LDLLT.
Conjugate verb Ladled
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