pumiced

/pjˈumɪst/ verb

simple past and past participle of pumice

Word Origin 'Pumice' from Latin pumex 'pumice stone, foam' — the stone is light and foamy. The suffix -ed makes it a past participle adjective, so pumiced is literally 'foam-stoned.' The word 'pumice' itself is used for the volcanic rock, and it's related to 'spume' (foam) from the same PIE root *(s)poim- 'foam.'

verb simple past and past participle of pumice

She pumiced her heels until they were smooth and free of rough skin.

(动词) 用浮石磨光 【pumice的过去式及过去分词】

她用浮石打磨脚后跟,直到它们变得光滑,没有粗糙的皮肤。

(verbo) Pasado simple y participio pasado de «pumice» (tratar con piedra pómez).

Se frotó los talones con piedra pómez hasta que quedaron suaves y sin piel áspera.

(verbe) poncé [Prétérit simple et participe passé du verbe « to pumice » (polir avec de la pierre ponce).]

Elle a **pumiced** ses talons jusqu'à ce qu'ils soient lisses et sans callosités.

(Verb) **pumiced** *Part. Perf. / Prät.* – mit Bimsstein behandelt oder abgeschliffen, um Unebenheiten zu entfernen.

Sie **pumiced** ihre Fersen, bis sie glatt und frei von rauer Haut waren.

(動詞) 「軽石で磨く」の過去形および過去分詞

彼女はかかとが滑らかで硬い角質を失うまで、軽石でこすった。

(verbo) esfregado com pedra-pomes; lixado com pedra-pomes [passado simples e particípio passado de pumice (esfregar com pedra-pomes)]

Ela esfoliou os calcanhares com pedra-pomes até ficarem lisos e sem pele áspera.

Word parts: pumice + d

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