cord·ed

(kôr′dĭd)

adj.

1. Tied or bound with cords.

2. Furnished with or made of cords.

3. Ribbed or twilled: a corded bedspread.

4. Stacked in cords: corded firewood.

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corded

(ˈkɔːdɪd)

adj

1. bound or fastened with cord

2. (Textiles) (of a fabric) ribbed

3. (Zoology) (of muscles) standing out like cords

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cord•ed

(ˈkɔr dɪd)

adj.

1. furnished with, made of, or in the form of cords.

2. ribbed, as a fabric.

3. bound with cords.

4. (of wood) stacked up in cords.

5. stringy or ribbed in appearance.

[1350–1400]

ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:

Adj.

corded - of textiles; having parallel raised lines

twilled

rough, unsmooth - having or caused by an irregular surface; "trees with rough bark"; "rough ground"; "rough skin"; "rough blankets"; "his unsmooth face"

Translations

corded

adj (= ribbed) → gerippt

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Interdisciplinary studies of the Rosson microregion bring new data on settlement patterns of population with Comb and Corded Ware tradition, on chronology of Corded Ware culture and on regional palaeogeography (Rosentau et al.

The existence of a special modelling technique, which is similar for Corded Ware vessels in a rather wide region, can thus probably prove the conservativeness of Corded Ware culture bearers on this stage of pottery-making.

SOME ASPECTS OF CORDED WARE ON ROSSON RIVER (NARVA-LUGA KLINT BAY)/ROSSONI JOE PIIRKONNA (NARVA-LUUGA KLINDILAHE) NOORKERAAMIKA MONINGAID ASPEKTE

One approximately 4,500-year-old individual belonged to Estonia's Corded Ware culture. An infected person from West Asia's Sintashta culture lived almost 4,200 years ago.

Plagues plagued the Bronze Age: Yersinia pestis infected people long before Black Death

Archaeologists in the Czech Republic has claim the remains of a 5,000-year-old male in a grave might have belonged to the world's oldest known gay caveman--the reasoning behind this one being, the man in question was discovered buried in a way normally reserved only for women of the Corded Ware culture in the Copper Age that is with its head pointing eastwards and surrounded by domestic jugs, rituals only previously seen in female graves.

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He developed ideas on ceramics and other aspects of Corded Ware culture in Finland and in Karelian Isthmus in many of his works (e.g.

Corded Ware Culture in northern Finland.--Early in the North, Volume 5 [The Land].

Distribution of corded ware in the areas north of the gulf of Finland--an update/Noorkeraamika levik pohja pool Soome lahte--hetkeseis

One of those populations, the Corded Ware culture, is represented by this woman's shell-covered skeleton excavated in Germany.

Ancient farmers, foragers kept genes to themselves: Central European groups lived as neighbors for thousands of years but didn't intermingle

A perforated piece of copper sheet from the Jomala Jettbole site on Aland Islands (Finland) is also worth mentioning, but the find seems to be associated with the western influence of Swedish Pitted Ware or Corded Ware culture (Edgren 1992, 70; Carpelan 1999, 259 f.).

Early copper use in Neolithic north-eastern Europe: an overview/Ulevaade Neoliitilisest vasekasutusest Pohja-Euroopas

This indicates that during the Late Neolithic, not only axes but also other cultural influences spread beyond the traditional north-northeast limit of the Corded Ware culture.

A review of Neolithic multi-room housepits as seen from the Meskaartty site in Virolahti Parish, extreme south-eastern Finland/Virolahti Meskaartty Asulakoht (Kagu-Soome) ja teised neoliitilised mitmeruumilised elamusuvendid

In the settlements and cemeteries of the Corded Ware culture in what are now Latvia and Lithuania, on the contrary, amber adornments are numerous (Loze 1979; Rimantiene 1979).

Exchange of amber in Northern Europe in the III millennium BC as a factor of social interactions/ Merevaiguvahetus Pohja-Euroopas ih aastatuhandel ekr kui sotsiaalsete interaktsioonide faktor

1) on a flood plain on the northern shore of the Suur-Emajogi River (absolute elevation up to 32 m a's.l.) in the village of Veibri on the border of Tartu town approximately 130 m west of a Corded Ware Culture settlement site (reg.

New AMS dates from Estonian Stone Age burial sites/UUED AMS-dateeringud Eesti kiviaja matmispaikadest