acorned Antonyms
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Meaning of acorned
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acorned (a.)
Furnished or loaded with acorns.
Fed or filled with acorns.
acorned Sentence Examples
- The forest floor was carpeted with acorned leaves, creating a crunchy pathway for hikers.
- The old oak tree, heavily acorned this year, attracted a multitude of squirrels preparing for winter.
- The backyard became a playground for chipmunks as the trees acorned abundantly in the fall.
- The rural landscape transformed into a golden vista as the fields were acorned by the surrounding oak trees.
- The charming cottage had a thatched roof, acorned and weathered by years of rustic charm.
- The farmer's field, acorned with the fallen nuts, provided a feast for the local wildlife.
- The autumn wind rustled through the acorned branches, creating a soothing melody in the forest.
- Walking through the park, the jogger enjoyed the crunching sound of acorned twigs beneath their feet.
- The ancient oak, acorned for generations, stood as a symbol of endurance and resilience.
- The squirrel scurried along the fence, its cheeks bulging with acorned treasures collected from the nearby trees.
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Furnished or loaded with acorns., Fed or filled with acorns.
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The forest floor was carpeted with acorned leaves, creating a crunchy pathway for hikers.
The old oak tree, heavily acorned this year, attracted a multitude of squirrels preparing for winter.
The backyard became a playground for chipmunks as the trees acorned abundantly in the fall.
The rural landscape transformed into a golden vista as the fields were acorned by the surrounding oak trees.
