fumed
/fjuːmd/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of fume: felt or showed great anger.
- He fumed when he realized his wallet was missing.
- She fumed silently during the unfair meeting.
- The coach fumed at the referee's bad call.
- Past tense and past participle of fume: gave off smoke, gas, or vapor.
- The engine fumed as it overheated on the highway.
- The factory fumed for hours after the accident.
- The wet campfire fumed more than it burned.
adjective
- Treated with ammonia or other chemicals to darken the color (especially of wood).
- The artist preferred fumed panels for their deep, even tone.
- Fumed wood is popular for rustic furniture.
- The cabinet was made of fumed oak, giving it a rich, dark finish.
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