Seeded - English meaning

adjective

(of a plant or fruit) having a seed or seeds of a specified kind or number.

Usage examples:

A single-seeded fruit

adjective

(of a fruit or vegetable) having had the seeds removed.

Usage examples:

Seeded, chopped tomatoes

adjective

Given the status of seed in a sports tournament.

Usage examples:

Italy is one of the eight seeded teams

verb

Sow (land) with seeds.

Usage examples:

The shoreline is seeded with a special grass

verb

(of a plant) produce or drop seeds.

Usage examples:

Mulches encourage many plants to seed freely

verb

Remove the seeds from (vegetables or fruit).

Usage examples:

Stem and seed the chillies

verb

Give (a competitor) the status of seed in a tournament.

Usage examples:

He was seeded second for the competition

adjective

Ranked as one of the better players or teams, in order to arrange that these do not compete early in a competition

Usage examples:

Michigan state university, seeded first in the southeast, also plays today., seeded grapes