COILED Meaning and
Definition
-
Coiled is an adjective used to describe something that is wound or twisted into a series of loops or spirals. It refers to the action or state of coiling, which involves wrapping or twisting a flexible material or object in a circular or spiral shape.
When something is coiled, it usually takes the form of a spring-like structure with multiple turns or loops. This term is commonly used to describe objects or living things that naturally exhibit a coiled shape, such as a coiled rope, a coiled wire, or a coiled snake.
The act of coiling is often intentional and serves various purposes. Coiled objects can be easier to handle, store, or transport due to their compact shape. Additionally, coiling can increase the flexibility or resilience of certain materials, making them more efficient in performing specific tasks. For example, many electrical cables are coiled to prevent tangling and to provide flexibility during usage.
In the context of living organisms, coiling can refer to the formation or arrangement of body parts in a spiral shape. Snails are well-known for their coiled shells, and certain plants exhibit coiling behaviors, such as the tendrils of climbing vines that coil around a support structure.
Overall, the term "coiled" indicates a specific arrangement or state characterized by winding or twisting into multiple loops or spirals.
Top Common Misspellings for COILED *
* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.
Other Common Misspellings for COILED
Etymology of COILED
The word "coiled" has its origin in the Middle English term "coilen", which came from the Old French word "coillir". This French word ultimately traces back to the Latin word "colligere", meaning "to gather together" or "to bind". Over time, the meaning of "coilen" evolved to refer to the action of winding or twisting something into a circular or spiral shape, which is the sense in which "coiled" is commonly used today.
Similar spelling words for COILED
- cold,
- cooled,
- Toiled,
- Collette,
- colt,
- collate,
- colette,
- cowled,
- collude,
- Coined,
- Coltey,
- collide,
- boiled,
- curled,
- collado,
- collet,
- called,
- colloid,
- jailed,
- soiled,
- could.
Conjugate verb Coiled
CONDITIONAL
I
would coil
we
would coil
you
would coil
he/she/it
would coil
they
would coil
FUTURE
I
will coil
we
will coil
you
will coil
he/she/it
will coil
they
will coil
FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have coiled
we
will have coiled
you
will have coiled
he/she/it
will have coiled
they
will have coiled
PAST
I
coiled
we
coiled
you
coiled
he/she/it
coiled
they
coiled
PAST PERFECT
I
had coiled
we
had coiled
you
had coiled
he/she/it
had coiled
they
had coiled
PRESENT
I
coil
we
coil
you
coil
he/she/it
coils
they
coil
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have coiled
we
have coiled
you
have coiled
he/she/it
has coiled
they
have coiled
I
am coiling
we
are coiling
you
are coiling
he/she/it
is coiling
they
are coiling
I
was coiling
we
were coiling
you
were coiling
he/she/it
was coiling
they
were coiling
I
will be coiling
we
will be coiling
you
will be coiling
he/she/it
will be coiling
they
will be coiling
I
have been coiling
we
have been coiling
you
have been coiling
he/she/it
has been coiling
they
have been coiling
I
had been coiling
we
had been coiling
you
had been coiling
he/she/it
had been coiling
they
had been coiling
I
will have been coiling
we
will have been coiling
you
will have been coiling
he/she/it
will have been coiling
they
will have been coiling
I
would have coiled
we
would have coiled
you
would have coiled
he/she/it
would have coiled
they
would have coiled
I
would be coiling
we
would be coiling
you
would be coiling
he/she/it
would be coiling
they
would be coiling
I
would have been coiling
we
would have been coiling
you
would have been coiling
he/she/it
would have been coiling
they
would have been coiling
Infographic
Add the infographic to your website:
