gelded

UK
/ˈɡɛldɪd/
US
/ˈɡɛldɪd/
geldedadjective
more gelded
Comp.
most gelded
Super.
UK
/ˈɡɛldɪd/
US
/ˈɡɛldɪd/
Translations
The gelded horse was calmer and easier to handle.
Кастрированный конь был спокойнее и легче в обращении.
Definitions
Deprived of vitality or vigor; weakened or emasculated.
The once vibrant and dynamic team became gelded after the departure of their charismatic leader.
Having had the testes removed; castrated, especially of a male animal.
The gelded stallion was noticeably calmer around the mares.
geldverb

gelded

Past Simple

gelded
Past Simple
gelded
Past Participle
gelding
Gerund
UK
/ɡɛld/
US
/ɡɛld/
Translations
The farmer decided to geld the horse to make it more manageable.
Фермер решил кастрировать лошадь, чтобы сделать её более управляемой.
Additional translations
Definitions
To castrate a male animal, especially a horse.
The farmer decided to geld the young stallion to make it more manageable.
To deprive of force or strength; to emasculate or weaken figuratively.
Critics argued that the amendments would geld the reform bill.
Synonyms
remove testicles
geldnoun
Definitions
A tax or tribute; specifically, the land tax imposed in medieval England.
The king levied a heavy geld to fund his wars.
Money or payment, especially in historical or archaic contexts.
He had little geld with which to settle his debts.