Pronunciation: /ˈpɑt̬əd/
verb the past tense of 'pot', meaning to plant or place in a pot
A1 I potted a plant on my windowsill.
A2 She potted some herbs in the garden.
B1 The gardener potted the flowers in colorful containers.
B2 After repotting the plant, it started to thrive.
C1 The expert potter carefully potted the delicate ceramics.
C2 The artist potted the bonsai tree with precision and skill.
adjective describing a plant that is grown in a pot
A1 She has a potted plant on her desk.
A2 The potted flowers brightened up the room.
B1 I bought a potted herb garden for my kitchen.
B2 The potted cactus in the living room is thriving.
C1 The potted orchids in the conservatory require special care.
C2 The potted bonsai tree in the garden is a work of art.
formal The potted plant added a touch of elegance to the office decor.
informal I bought a potted plant for my mom's birthday.
slang Let's grab some potted plants for our balcony.
figurative The suspect potted his story to the police during interrogation.
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