Associations to the word «Decayed»
Noun
- Accumulation
- Resin
- Demolition
- Proton
- Fertilizer
- Smell
- Half
- Relic
- Digging
- Mansion
- Bone
- Beech
- Mushroom
- Clump
- Plight
- Tops
- Quantity
- Mud
- Atom
- Fraction
- Abundance
- Dust
- Gunpowder
- Particle
- Tomb
- Nest
- Moisture
- Hut
- Turf
- Gum
- Cottage
- Dressing
- Fruit
- Pile
- Odor
- Worm
- Tangle
- Neutron
- Dig
- Emission
- Stalk
- Greatness
- Nobility
- Remove
- Trace
- Roof
- Splendor
- Flourish
- Photon
- Grass
- Kinsman
- Cow
- Alpha
- Layer
- Wood
- Aristocracy
- Nobleman
- Marrow
- Limb
- Gentleman
- Sand
- Ravine
- Mortar
Adjective
Wiktionary
DECAYED, adjective. Having decayed.
DECAYED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of decay
Dictionary definition
DECAYED, adjective. Damaged by decay; hence unsound and useless; "rotten floor boards"; "rotted beams"; "a decayed foundation".
Wise words
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