Calcined is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CALCINED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CALCINE, to reduce to a calx by heating
• reduce, oxidize, or desiccate by roasting or exposing to strong heat

Words related to CALCINED

calcine11 calcines12 calcining14

Words that contain CALCINED

uncalcined15

How to use CALCINED in a sentence

• I never in my life saw so many calcined rocks and stones of great magnitude heaped together as at Radicofani.
• It has been long since extinguished, but you meet with vast beds of sulphur and calcined stones, and the smell is at times almost insupportable.
• They have been likened to those of Madrid, having the same brown calcined soil, the same absence of trees and vegetation.
• The central tower was still standing, but chipped, broken, and calcined, like the rest of the structure, by the vehement heat of the flames.
• The roof had fallen, all the woodwork had perished in the flames, and the stonework was calcined by the heat.
• The Chinese and natives of the place chew this nut with betel-leaf and calcined mussel-shells.
• For the siliceous ingredient of his composition he made choice of chalk-flints, calcined and ground to powder.
• The materials of the Staffordshire ware are calcined flints and clay.
• I took some of it to the kitchen, and by repeated burnings calcined it, and reduced it to a fine white powder, which I put into casks, and carefully preserved for use.
• There remained of this village the skeletons of two houses, and for the rest a jumble of bricks, rafters half-burned, many calcined fragments of humanity, and ashes.
• Each of the holes already explored contain calcined human bones.
• The imperfect ones, in which there appears something like small hairs, white specks, or bubbles of air and water, turn white when calcined.
• The fact is that the bricks have been calcined already, so has the lime in the mortar, and the sand is not affected by heat, so there is nothing in brickwork to burn.
• LIME Lime for mortar, plaster, and ornamental plaster was made in crude lime kilns at Jamestown from calcined oyster shells.
• Calcined magnesia is seldom met with in a pure state.
• When burial by cremation took place, it is evident that the actual rite of burning took place elsewhere, and that the calcined remains were brought to the plain for burial.
• One may entertain demons unawares, and have calcined blood without being a bit the wiser.
• If any traces of the grease are left, apply powdered calcined magnesia.
• There was no quicklime to be had, so some bones were quickly calcined, pulverized and applied.
• Soon an immense sky of cloth was spread over the calcined plain, and defended it against the heat of the day.
• Dead and calcined bodies lay about the deck, which was also crowded with injured helpless and suffering people.
• Then they bring and throw into the fire, the hardest stones they can find of all sizes, which are calcined in it.
• Before the guhr can be used for making dynamite it must be calcined, in order not only to get rid of moisture, but also the organic matter.

Similar words containing CALCIN without suffix ed

calcine11 calcines12 calcining14 calcinable16 calcinoses14 calcinosis14 uncalcined15 calcination15 calcinations16

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