trussed
/trʌst/
verb
- Tied up or bound tightly, especially with rope or string.
- She trussed the bundle of sticks together for the campfire.
- The chef trussed the turkey before putting it in the oven.
- The prisoner was trussed to a chair with thick ropes.
- Supported or strengthened with a framework (as in construction).
- They trussed the roof to prevent it from collapsing.
- The engineers trussed the old bridge with steel beams.
- The barn was trussed with heavy wooden supports.
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adjective
- Tied up or bound securely.
- The trussed chicken was ready for roasting.
- He looked like a trussed package, wrapped in blankets.
- The trussed suspect was led away by the police.
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