How Do You Spell NICKELED?

Pronunciation: [nˈɪkə͡ld] (IPA)

Nickeled is a verb, and it is spelled with two l's. The spelling of nickeled comes from its root word, nickel, which is spelled with two l's as well. The IPA phonetic transcription of nickeled is /ˈnɪkəld/, where the first syllable is stressed, and the "e" at the end is pronounced like "ed." The word is commonly used to refer to the process of coating a surface with nickel, which is often used to protect metal from corrosion.

NICKELED Meaning and Definition

  1. Nickeled is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "nickel". It refers to the act of covering or coating an object with a thin layer of nickel, a silvery-white metallic chemical element.

    When an object is subjected to the process of "nickeling", a thin layer of nickel is electroplated, applied, or deposited onto its surface. This process is often employed in industries such as manufacturing, automotive, and electronics to enhance the appearance, durability, and resistance of the object. By incorporating nickel onto the surface, the object becomes more resistant to corrosion, wear, and scratches.

    Nickeling may involve a series of steps, including preparation of the surface, cleaning, activating, and subsequent electroplating or coating with nickel. Common techniques used in nickeled plating include electroplating, electroless plating, and spray coating methods, depending on the nature and purpose of the object.

    The term "nickeled" can also be used outside of the manufacturing context to describe the process of embellishing or adorning an object by attaching or embedding nickel or nickel-colored elements. This can be done for aesthetic purposes, for example, by incorporating nickel accents or trims on fixtures or accessories, giving them a shiny, metallic appearance.

    Overall, nickeled refers to the application of a nickel coating or embellishment on an object, emphasizing its ability to enhance appearance, durability, and resistance to various factors.

Common Misspellings for NICKELED

  • nickled
  • nickeld
  • bickeled
  • mickeled
  • jickeled
  • hickeled
  • nuckeled
  • njckeled
  • nkckeled
  • nockeled
  • n9ckeled
  • n8ckeled
  • nixkeled
  • nivkeled
  • nifkeled
  • nidkeled
  • nicjeled
  • nicmeled
  • nicleled
  • nicoeled

Etymology of NICKELED

The word "nickeled" is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "nickel", which comes from the noun "nickel". The noun "nickel" originated from the German word "kupfernickel", which means "copper demon" or "false copper". It was named so because early miners mistakenly thought the mineral containing nickel (nickel arsenide) was copper ore. In the mid-18th century, Swedish chemist Axel Fredrik Cronstedt isolated nickel as an element and named it after the mineral. The verb "nickel" is used to describe the process of coating or plating an object with a layer of nickel, and therefore, "nickeled" refers to something that has been nickel-plated.

Conjugate verb Nickeled

CONDITIONAL

I would nickel
we would nickel
you would nickel
he/she/it would nickel
they would nickel

FUTURE

I will nickel
we will nickel
you will nickel
he/she/it will nickel
they will nickel

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have nickelled, will have nickeled
we will have nickelled, will have nickeled
you will have nickelled, will have nickeled
he/she/it will have nickelled, will have nickeled
they will have nickelled, will have nickeled

PAST

I nickelled, nickeled
we nickelled, nickeled
you nickelled, nickeled
he/she/it nickelled, nickeled
they nickelled, nickeled

PAST PERFECT

I had nickelled, had nickeled
we had nickelled, had nickeled
you had nickelled, had nickeled
he/she/it had nickelled, had nickeled
they had nickelled, had nickeled

PRESENT

I nickel
we nickel
you nickel
he/she/it nickels
they nickel

PRESENT PERFECT

I have nickeled, have nickelled
we have nickeled, have nickelled
you have nickeled, have nickelled
he/she/it has nickeled, has nickelled
they have nickeled, have nickelled
I am nickeling, am nickelling
we are nickelling, are nickeling
you are nickelling, are nickeling
he/she/it is nickeling, is nickelling
they are nickelling, are nickeling
I was nickelling, was nickeling
we were nickeling, were nickelling
you were nickeling, were nickelling
he/she/it was nickelling, was nickeling
they were nickeling, were nickelling
I will be nickeling, will be nickelling
we will be nickeling, will be nickelling
you will be nickeling, will be nickelling
he/she/it will be nickeling, will be nickelling
they will be nickeling, will be nickelling
I have been nickeling, have been nickelling
we have been nickeling, have been nickelling
you have been nickelling, have been nickeling
he/she/it has been nickeling, has been nickelling
they have been nickelling, have been nickeling
I had been nickelling, had been nickeling
we had been nickelling, had been nickeling
you had been nickelling, had been nickeling
he/she/it had been nickelling, had been nickeling
they had been nickelling, had been nickeling
I will have been nickeling, will have been nickelling
we will have been nickeling, will have been nickelling
you will have been nickeling, will have been nickelling
he/she/it will have been nickeling, will have been nickelling
they will have been nickeling, will have been nickelling
I would have nickelled, would have nickeled
we would have nickelled, would have nickeled
you would have nickelled, would have nickeled
he/she/it would have nickelled, would have nickeled
they would have nickelled, would have nickeled
I would be nickelling, would be nickeling
we would be nickelling, would be nickeling
you would be nickelling, would be nickeling
he/she/it would be nickelling, would be nickeling
they would be nickelling, would be nickeling
I would have been nickelling, would have been nickeling
we would have been nickelling, would have been nickeling
you would have been nickelling, would have been nickeling
he/she/it would have been nickelling, would have been nickeling
they would have been nickelling, would have been nickeling

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