Clamped is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLAMPED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CLAMP, to fasten with a device
• fasten (something) in place with a clamp
• fasten (two things) firmly together
• hold (something) tightly against another thing
• immobilize (an unlawfully parked car) by fixing a wheel clamp to one of its wheels
• maintain the voltage limits of (an electrical signal) at prescribed values.
NOUN:
• a brace, band, or clasp for strengthening or holding things together
• an electric circuit which serves to maintain the voltage limits of a signal at prescribed levels.
• a heap of potatoes or other root vegetables stored under straw or earth.
• a three-sided structure used to store silage
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fasten with a clamp (a securing device)

Words related to CLAMPED

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Words that contain CLAMPED

unclamped16

How to use CLAMPED in a sentence

• Another rumble, another jar, not so heavy or so near this time, and then a few sharply connected reports, clamped Dorn as in a cold vise.
• Anyway, I felt beastly, clamped and clumsy and unable to move my arms and legs naturally.
• He clamped his teeth hard and fought down the impulse.
• From stem to stern it ran clear, set out, however, with groups of tables and chairs clamped to the floor, at which sat a dozen parties or so, settling themselves down comfortably.
• The lower half is composed of immense blocks of stone clamped together with iron, and at intervals the monument was encircled by bands of sculptured relief fifteen feet wide.
• As they go down the steps, they light the torches that are clamped against the wall, with their tapers.
• The sheets are clamped in the jaws or grips shown, and the stretch is effected by means of a hydraulic ram connected directly to the nearest pair of jaws.
• He picked up several sheets of paper, with a photograph clamped to them, and ran through them quickly.
• His jaw clamped hard as he swung on and on through the scrub.
• My great idea was to have the whole thing clamped on and keep it there, and not tell anyone about it! Little did I know then what a relief it is to get them off.
• At first he could hear only a confused jumble through the receivers that were clamped to his ear.
• He clamped his teeth and pressed doggedly forward, but the ranges began to swim in giddy circles and a thickening fog clouded his eyes.
• Each strand when made up and clamped was lowered to its position.
• I felt the cigarette slip a bit and clamped down tight again with my aching fingers.
• And when he did return, at nine or thereabouts in the evening, he clamped a cigar between his teeth, and fell to work covering a sheet of paper with interminable rows of figures.
• Four high wooden gates, clamped with iron, barred the approach from the north, south, east, and west, while the walls themselves were in many places out of repair.
• The seat the girl occupied was clamped solidly to the wall.
• He clamped the cover on by means of the cam levers and switched on the electric lights.
• It had a rounded top, and was made of gray painted wood clamped with iron.
• They manufactured their own parchment from the hides of the wild beasts that roamed in the forests around them, and bound their books in boards of wood clamped with iron or ivory.
• It consists of a rubber connecting tube with two flat pieces of wood clamped over the center and adjusted with screws.
• The frame has also two horizontal bearings carrying a short shaft to the end of which the frame carrying the hour axis is firmly clamped.
• The end of the shaft is clamped in a short block of wood by means of a bearing like the ones described.
• The skates are clamped on them in the same manner as on a shoe.
• McClure snatched the apparatus and clamped it to his ears.
• He was intently listening to a series of dots and dashes that clicked in the telephone receiver clamped to his left ear.

Similar words containing CLAMP without suffix ed

clamp11 clamps12 clamper13 unclamp13 clampers14 clamping15 eclampsy17 unclamps14 clampdown19 clampered16 clampings16 eclampsia15 eclamptic17 unclamped16 clampdowns20 clampering17 eclampsias16 eclampsies16 unclamping17 preeclampsia20 preeclamptic22 preeclampsias21

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