rimmed

UK
/rɪmd/
US
/rɪmd/

Translations

rimmedpast participle
UK
/rɪmd/
US
/rɪmd/
Past participle of 'rim' used adjectivally to mean 'having a rim of a specified kind'.
The painting was rimmed with a wooden frame.
Картина была обрамлена деревянной рамой.
The glasses were rimmed with gold.
Очки были окаймлены золотом.
Additional translations
с краем
с ободком
rimverb

rimmed

Past Simple

rimmed
Past Simple
rimmed
Past Participle
rimming
Gerund
UK
/rɪm/
US
/rɪm/
The artist will rim the painting with a golden frame.
Художник окаймляет картину золотой рамой.
rimpast participle

rimmed

Used to describe something that is provided with or surrounded by a rim (e.g., "gold-rimmed").

Definitions

rimmedpast participle
Having a border or edge of a specified kind.
The glasses were rimmed with gold, giving them an elegant appearance.
rimverb
To form, supply, or be provided with a rim or border.
The dessert glass was rimmed with sugar.
Slang. To lick the anus of (someone) as a sexual act; perform anilingus on.
He asked whether she enjoyed being rimmed.
Basketball. Of a ball, to strike the rim of the basket and roll or bounce away without passing through.
His last-second three-pointer rimmed out, and the team lost the game.
rimpast participle
Provided with, edged, or bordered by a rim.
She drank from a gold-rimmed goblet.