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▪ I. ˈpounded, ppl. a.1
Forms: see the vb.
[f. pound v.1 + -ed1.]
Crushed by heavy blows to small fragments or to powder; beaten small; comminuted. pounded meat: spec. (U.S. and Canad.) the flesh of buffalo or other game cut up, dried, and pulverized into powder to form the basic ingredient of pemmican.
1600Surflet Country Farm xxviii. 181 He shall giue them parched wheate, or of pouned barly the double measure. 1771Luckombe Hist. Print. 33 Paper made..with pounded cotton or reduced to a pulp. 1775S. Hearne Jrnl. 5 Sept. (1934) 177 One Cannoe came with some Dry'd & Pownded Meate. 1805Deb. Congress U.S. 9th Congress 2 Sess. App. 1066 Buffalo robes, tallow, dried and pounded meat and grease. 1815Simond Tour Gt. Brit. I. 11 The roads are well gravelled with pounded stones. 1898F. Russell Explor. Far North 163, I saw large quantities of pounded meat, grease, and tongues eaten. 1899Allbutt's Syst. Med. VIII. 380 Pounded meat [etc.] should form the basis of the feedings. 1922Beaver Nov. 51/1 Pounded meat was made from the dried meat by beating it with flails until it became as small as desired and then stored away in bags. 1956H. S. M. Kemp Northern Trader 93 The meat so acquired would either be dried, converted into pounded meat, or mixed with fat and cranberries and made up as pemmican.
▪ II. pounded, ppl. a.2
see pound v.2 |