Chinked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHINKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CHINK, to fill up cracks
• make or cause to make a light, high-pitched ringing sound, as of glasses or coins striking together
NOUN:
• a Chinese person.
• a narrow opening, typically one that admits light
• a beam or patch of light admitted by a narrow opening
• a high-pitched ringing sound
ADJECTIVE:
• having narrow opening filled
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fill cracks or fissures in

Words related to CHINKED

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How to use CHINKED in a sentence

• The cracks in the walls were chinked with moss and mud-mortar.
• The houses of the colonists were generally built of logs, hewn on both sides, the spaces chinked with mortar, and the roof constructed of boards.
• The cabins were built of logs and chinked with rock and mud.
• Some of the chimneys were made with sticks and chinked with mud, and would sometimes catch on fire.
• The church was a rude oblong building, the walls made out of peeled logs, thrust upright in the ground, chinked with moss and coated with clay or cement.
• The cracks were chinked with dirt and mud, and it was weather boarded on the outside.
• Dwelling My mother lived in a log house chinked with wood chinks.
• The roof was tight, the walls were well chinked with moss.
• A couple of these chinked together as they dropped into the bag.
• The rough logs were chinked with pieces of wood and daubed with red clay.
• The uncovered floor is of wide boards, worn smooth in service, chinked to keep out the blasts of winter.
• It will be noticed that some of the walls shown in this illustration are chinked, but to a very slight extent.
• The stones composing the walls are smaller than those in the main cluster and more uniform in size, and the interstices are carefully chinked.
• The only exception noticed is at Ketchipauan, where it was built of the characteristic Indian smoothly chinked masonry.
• A naked child, diminutive and golden-furred, darted between two of the chinked pebble-houses, and disappeared, spilling fragile laughter like breaking glass.
• Then I saw her, dodging between two of the chinked pebble-houses.
• The masonry is exceptionally well executed, that of the northern wall being composed of large stones carefully chinked and rubbed down.
• About one-half of the principal kiva is standing, showing masonry composed of exceptionally large stones, roughly chinked.
• The old masonry is of good quality, the outside wall being formed of selected stones of medium size, well laid and carefully chinked.
• Surface finishing in mud plaster is the prevailing method at the present day, and well-executed masonry of stone carefully chinked is almost invariably ancient.
• It was made of logs, and once had been chinked with mud or clay.
• Its houses, which are clustered irregularly together near the beach, are very low, and are made of logs squared and notched at the ends, and chinked with masses of dry moss.
• We chinked the logs with moss and clay at first, putting up greased paper in the window spaces.
• The walls were not the log walls of our lodge, chinked with moss and topped by a bark roof.
• It was a spacious one of hewn logs, chinked with cat-and-clay plaster, showing its white ribs on the hill above the Fox.
• Barbee chinked his silver dollar down upon the others and dealt the third card.
• He chinked the shanty but with a gaping hole in the roof to let out the smoke it made little difference, and often he could not get to sleep for shivering.
• Hearne the Romany was poor, Pine the Gentile chinked gold in his pockets.

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