What does LUTED mean?

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Verb

Definitions:

• To seal or cement with a substance like clay or cement.
• To coat or cover with a glaze or enamel.

Pronunciations (US, UK):

• US: /ˈlutəd/
• UK: /ˈluːtɪd/

Origin and Usage:

The word "luted" comes from the Latin word "lutum," meaning "clay." It is used to describe the process of sealing or cementing something with a substance like clay or cement. It may also refer to coating or covering something with a glaze or enamel.

Synonyms:

• Sealed
• Cemented
• Coated
• Glazed
• Enamelled

Related Words:

• Lutes
• Lutea
• Luter
• Lutes
• Lutea

Example Sentences:

• The pot was luted with clay to prevent any leaks.
• The artist luted the vase with a beautiful glaze.