Meanings
- not comparableCovered with pieces that are identically shaped.
Salt rising and dumplings have given way to tessellated floors and Chopin nocturnes.
1912 March 5, Hugh S. Fullerton, “Eating: A Study in the Preparation, Location, and Mastication of Food, and a Directory of the Principal Good Things to Eat in America”, in The American Magazine, volume LXXIII, page 627
- participlepastsimple past and past participle of tesselate
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