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Showing words for CULLED using the English dictionary

6 Letter Words for Culled

culled

5 Letter Words for Culled

clued, dulce, udell

4 Letter Words for Culled

cell, cled, clue, cued, cull, decl, dell, deul, duce, duel, dulc, dule, dull, educ, elul, leud, llud, luce, lude

3 Letter Words for Culled

cel, cud, cue, cul, dec, del, dle, duc, due, ecu, eld, ell, lcd, ldl, led, leu, lld, lud, lue, ule, ull

Definitions for Culled

[1] to choose; select; pick.
[2] to gather the choice things or parts from.
[3] to collect; gather; pluck.
[4] act of culling.
[5] something culled, especially something picked out and put aside as inferior.
[6] to choose or gather the best or required examples
[7] to take out (an animal, esp an inferior one) from a herd
[8] to reduce the size of (a herd or flock) by killing a proportion of its members
[9] to gather (flowers, fruit, etc)
[10] to cease to employ; get rid of
[11] the act or product of culling
[12] an inferior animal taken from a herd or group

Words related to Culled

cullglean, winnow, pluck, sift, extract, select, amass, collect, discriminate, prefer, choose, mark, take, elect, thin, accumulate, garner

Words nearby Culled

cullculicifuge, culicoides, culinarian, culinary, culion, cull, cullen, cullen's sign, cullender, culler, cullet

Origin of Culled

1300–50; Middle English coilen, cuilen, cullen < Anglo-French, Old French cuillir < Latin colligere to gather; see collect1

Words that may be confused with Culled

WORDS, THAT, MAY, BE, CONFUSED, WITH, cullcall, caul, cull

Other words from Culled

cull·er , noun
out·cull , verb (used with object)
o·ver·cull , verb (used with object)
un·culled , adjective

Word origin for Culled

C15: from Old French coillir to pick, from Latin colligere; see collect 1

Synonyms for Culled

extract, glean, pluck, select, sift, winnow, choose, discriminate, elect, mark, prefer, take, thin, opt for, optate, single out, thin out