potholed

English

Etymology

From pothole +‎ -ed.

Adjective

potholed (comparative more potholed, superlative most potholed)

1. Having potholes in its surface
   • 1999, Dirk De Meyer, The Urban Condition:

     Beside these, the late 19th-century rows of tiny wooden “shotgun” cottages along potholed or unpaved roads exhibit an architectural dignity that is only a part of their eloquence.

Derived terms

• unpotholed

Anagrams

• pod hotel