proofed

/pruft/
adjective
  1. Made resistant to something, such as water, fire, or sound.
    • The proofed fabric kept the rain out during the hike.
    • The chef used a proofed coating on the pan to prevent sticking.
    • We installed proofed windows to reduce noise from the street.
Antonyms
verb
  1. Past tense of proof: made something resistant to damage or leakage.
    • They proofed the basement walls to stop moisture from seeping in.
    • He proofed the document against accidental changes by locking the file.
    • She proofed the tent with a waterproof spray before the camping trip.
  2. Past tense of proof: checked or corrected a text for errors.
    • I proofed my essay twice to catch any spelling mistakes.
    • She proofed the report for grammar and punctuation errors.
    • The editor proofed the article before it went to print.
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