shoveled
nounDivide shoveled into syllables:
shov · eled
How to pronounce shoveled:
Definition of shoveled:
- shoveled (noun):
- a tool for lifting or moving loose material, consisting of a broad blade attached to a large handle
- a hand implement consisting of a broad scoop or a more or less hollowed out blade with a handle used to lift and throw material
Synonyms for shoveled:
dredged
dug
excavated
Antonyms for shoveled:
buried
helped
holp
holpen
received
remained
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