battered [ˈbætəd, Am ˈbæt̬ɚd] ADJ
1. battered wife, child:
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2. battered hat, car:
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| you | batter |
| he/she/it | batters |
| we | batter |
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| they | batter |
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| I | have | battered |
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Battered and deep-fried is a popular preparation for walleye, as is grilling.
en.wikipedia.org Tables are free of battered napkin dispensers and stacked plastic soup spoons.
www.thestar.com What the course lacked in distance it certainly made up for with a night that saw the riders battered by strong side winds.
talkofthetown.ie His bedroom is spartan; containing little more than a narrow bed and a few battered cupboards.
en.wikipedia.org Inasmuch as all plaintiff's injuries gave the appearance of having been intentionally inflicted by other persons, she exhibited the medical condition known as the battered child syndrome.
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