scooped

verb (past tense)
UK /skuːpt/
US /skuːpt/

Picked something up with a spoon or with hands shaped like a spoon.

She scooped the ice cream into a bowl.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Got news or a story before anyone else did.

The reporter scooped every other newspaper with the story.

3. Picked up a person or thing quickly and smoothly.

He scooped up the puppy and carried it inside.

4. Made a curved, hollow shape like a scoop.

The neckline of the dress was scooped low.