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Penned

Penned Meaning & Definition
Penned Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Penned?

[adj] enclosed by a confining fence

Synonyms | Synonyms for Penned: confined | enclosed | fenced in

Related Terms | Find terms related to Penned: autograph | autographic | barred | beleaguered | beset | besieged | blockaded | bound | cabined | caged | calligraphic | chirographic | cloistered | closed-in | confined | cooped | cordoned | cordoned off | corralled | cramped | cribbed | cursive | enclosed | engrossed | fenced | flowing | graphic | graphoanalytic | graphologic | graphometric | hedged | hemmed | holograph | holographic | immured | imprisoned | in longhand | in shorthand | in writing | incarcerated | inscribed | italic | italicized | jailed | leaguered | longhand | manuscript | mewed | on paper | paled | penciled | pent-up | printed | quarantined | railed | restrained | running | scriptorial | scriptural | shorthand | shut-in | stylographic | walled | walled-in | written

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Penned In Webster's Dictionary

\Penned\, a. 1. Winged; having plumes. [Obs.] 2. Written with a pen; composed. ``Their penned speech.'' --Shak.

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