Canopied is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CANOPIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CANOPY, to cover from above
• cover or provide with a canopy
NOUN:
• an ornamental cloth covering hung or held up over something, especially a throne or bed
• a roof-like projection or shelter
• the expanding, umbrella-like part of a parachute, made of silk or nylon.
• the uppermost branches of the trees in a forest, forming a more or less continuous layer of foliage
• the transparent plastic or glass cover of an aircraft's cockpit.
ADJECTIVE:
• covered with or as with a canopy

Words related to CANOPIED

canopies12 canopy13 canopying17

Words that contain CANOPIED

overcanopied20

How to use CANOPIED in a sentence

• Ghosts and clean beds did not seem to go together! They found another room just as clean as the other one, and also with a canopied four-poster in one corner.
• It was a wild valley of the northern hills, filled with the burning lustre of a summer sun, and canopied by the brilliant blue of a summer sky.
• The landscape has a pleasure to us, because in the mind it is canopied by the ideal, as it is here canopied by the sky.
• Ruth lay in the canopied hammock against a background of a hedge of sweet peas, pink and white and lavender, looking rather like a dainty, frail little flower herself.
• The upper two-thirds of the spire has triple angle rolls, and, just halfway in the total height, are eight canopied panels of which four are pierced.
• Above the four-centred arch are two two-light canopied windows opening into the church.
• On the west side where is now a canopied niche was formerly an external pulpit reached from within by the staircase which leads to the roof.
• I brought to my rooms a basket of bananas, and put it on a table by my bed, the canopied four-poster in which the son of the baroness was born.
• The west front is remarkable for its canopied niches.
• Henstridge church is much restored, or rather, rebuilt, but still contains the fine canopied altar tomb of William Carent and his wife.
• As the darkness of evening came prematurely on, deepened by the clouds of smoke which canopied the field, the imperialists were everywhere flying in dismay.
• Ahead of them was profound darkness, hedged by black and close-drawn walls and canopied by distant and unillumining stars.
• That upper room was long and low-ceiled, with a canopied bed in a corner and an oaken table heaped with saddle-bags.
• No carpet, dirty boards, a large four-poster bed canopied with faded draperies against the wall facing the window.
• The ancient canopied bed was high, and the puppy was frightened as well as hurt, and lifted up its voice in anguished yells.
• It is decorated with seven canopied niches in the style of that period.
• Here is located a canopied seat just large enough for two people.
• Rubbing his eyes, he stared about him at the tall pines whose foliage canopied his bed, and his identity was soon restored to him.
• This vehicle is formed of two rude kinds of sophas, or what in English country phrase would be called settles, canopied overhead, and with a resting place for the feet.
• The latter differs from its companion only in the possession of two canopied niches let into the buttresses.
• There is a Norman arch in the tower of the church and also several canopied tombs and some good stained glass.
• An ancient canopied pulpit is placed against the south-west pier.
• This beautifully situated little place has a primitive Norman church with a fine canopied tomb and an old painting of Angel and shepherds.
• At the east end of the south aisle the floor is raised over an Early English crypt or charnel-house, the entrance to which is close to a canopied tomb.
• The King would sometimes go with the Queen and some of these maidens to take his diversion on the Lake, or to visit the Idol-temples, in boats all canopied with silk.
• The broad space appeared like some great and unfrequented desert, or rather like a denser and more material copy of the firmament by which it was canopied.
• The bed upon which the old man lay was canopied, and of heavy crimson damask.
• That evening, as the sun was going down to his tossing bed of golden waves, all canopied with softest purple, Margaret stood leaning over the taffrail.
• It was a bitter cold day in January, and a thick mist had canopied the river.
• At last she reached a small cross-road or lane, down which she turned, heedless of the profusion of wild roses that actually canopied the way.

Similar words containing CANOPI without suffix ed

canopic13 canopies12 overcanopied20 overcanopies19

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