kibed (Meaning)
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kibed (a.)
Chapped; cracked with cold; affected with chilblains; as kibed heels.
Synonyms & Antonyms of kibed
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kibed Sentence Examples
- The kibed heels on the homeless man's feet were all too common on the harsh city streets.
- The mountaineer's kibed toes were wrapped in bandages to protect them from further damage.
- Even with thick socks and boots, the hiker's feet became kibed after days of trekking through the rough terrain.
- The doctor prescribed a special ointment to soothe the kibed skin on the child's hands.
- The dry, cold winter air had kibed the elderly woman's lips, making them sore and cracked.
- The veterinarian applied a healing salve to the kibed paws of the stray dog.
- The nurse carefully cleaned and dressed the kibed area on the patient's skin.
- The dancer's feet were often kibed from the constant friction of her ballet shoes.
- The gardener's hands were kibed from working in the soil without gloves.
- The runner's nipples became kibed after hours of pounding the pavement.
FAQs About the word kibed
Chapped; cracked with cold; affected with chilblains; as kibed heels.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The kibed heels on the homeless man's feet were all too common on the harsh city streets.
The mountaineer's kibed toes were wrapped in bandages to protect them from further damage.
Even with thick socks and boots, the hiker's feet became kibed after days of trekking through the rough terrain.
The doctor prescribed a special ointment to soothe the kibed skin on the child's hands.
