The meaning of Potted

adjective

(of a plant) planted or grown in a flowerpot and usually kept indoors.

Usage examples:

An array of exotic potted palms

adjective

(of meat or fish) preserved in a sealed pot or jar.

Usage examples:

Potted shrimps

adjective

(of a biographical or historical account) put into a short and easily assimilable form.

Usage examples:

A potted history of the band's career

adjective

Intoxicated by drink or drugs, especially cannabis.

Usage examples:

A party where everybody was pretty much potted

adjective

(of an electrical component or circuit) encapsulated in insulating material.

Usage examples:

Note: the potted circuit board is a protection circuit which will prevent damage if the plunger fai…

verb

Plant in a flowerpot.

Usage examples:

Pot individual cuttings as soon as you see new young leaves

verb

Preserve (food, especially meat or fish) in a sealed pot or jar.

Usage examples:

Venison can be potted in the same way as tongue

verb

Strike (a ball) into a pocket.

Usage examples:

He failed to pot a red at close range

verb

Hit or kill by shooting.

Usage examples:

He was shot in the eye as neighbours potted clay pigeons

verb

Make articles from earthenware or baked clay.

Usage examples:

Why not paint or pot in the sun this winter?

verb

Sit (a young child) on a potty.

verb

Encapsulate (an electrical component or circuit) in a synthetic resin or similar insulating material which sets solid.

verb

Score (a goal).

Usage examples:

The english lion potted two penalties of his own

adjective

A plant that is grown in a pot

Usage examples:

I took him a potted plant as a present., potted meat/shrimps, they publish a potted version of shak…