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What is the past tense of veneer?

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The past tense of veneer is veneered.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of veneer is veneers.

The present participle of veneer is veneering.

The past participle of veneer is veneered.

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Close in date to the kneehole desk is a small mantel clock on the chimney piece of the Green Drawing Room, veneered with red tortoiseshell.
Broad veneered surfaces, often in highly figured woods, displaced carving as the decorative focal point.
The majority of furniture was veneered with mahogany, poplar or Karelian birch and had clear, easily recognized lines.
My new desk appeared, or part of it did, in the form of a cut sheet of eight by four high quality beech veneered plywood.
The Museum's two bonheurs-du-jour are veneered with tulipwood and trimmed with gilt bronze.
At first glance the introduction of lapped dovetails for veneered furniture is curious because it entails more work for no perceptible advantage.

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