verb

shoveled

to shovel

He shoveled the snow off the path.

He shovelled the snow off the path.

We shoveled all day to clear the driveway.

We shovelled all day to clear the driveway.

((sth.)) to move (sth.) with a shovel. You need to shovel the snow.

((sth.)) ((from/into/out of sth.)) to move (sth.) with a shovel. He will shovel the dirt into the hole.

Synonyms: dig, scoop, clear.

From the noun 'shovel', from Old English 'scofl', related to 'shove'. 'Shoveled' is the past tense.

You use a SHOVEL to perform the action 'to shovel'. The tool and the action share a name. 'Shoveled' means this action was done in the past.

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