- covered or furnished with a floor: The house even has a floored attic with two usable rooms.
- brought down to the floor or ground; knocked down: The boxer dealt a finishing blow to his floored opponent.
- (of an accelerator pedal) pushed down all the way to the floor of a vehicle, for maximum speed or power: In these low-end sports cars there’s still significant lag in response to a floored gas pedal.
- nonplussed or puzzled: The goalie was shy and not interested in the spotlight—he seemed floored when I asked him to sign my son's jersey.
- (of an argument) shown to be untenable; overthrown: You claim to have saved money by not buying a new car, but given how much you’ve spent on repairs, this seems a floored argument.
- being, having, or involving a floating interest rate for which a minimum level has been set: If your mortgage has a floored rate, your interest rate will not drop below that rate even if the base rate falls.
- the simple past tense and past participle of floor.
