Gauged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GAUGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• GAUGE, to measure precisely
• estimate or determine the amount, level, or volume of
• judge or assess (a situation, mood, etc.)
• measure the dimensions of (an object) with a gauge
• made in standard dimensions
NOUN:
• an instrument that measures and gives a visual display of the amount, level, or contents of something
• a tool for checking whether something conforms to a desired dimension
• a means of estimating something
• the thickness, size, or capacity of something, especially as a standard measure.
• the diameter of a wire, fibre, tube, etc.
• a measure of the diameter of a gun barrel, or of its ammunition, expressed as the number of spherical pieces of shot of the same diameter as the barrel that can be made from 1 lb (454 g) of lead
• the thickness of sheet metal or plastic
• the distance between the rails of a line of railway track
• the position of a sailing ship to windward (the weather gage) or leeward (the lee gage) of another

Words related to GAUGED

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How to use GAUGED in a sentence

• By carefully counting my footsteps, I gauged accurately the position of my house.
• He replenished it with two sticks this time, and gauged his grip on life by what remained.
• His eyes took in the hollow, the edge of the lake, and the approach to the timber, and his nose gauged the wind as accurately as the pointing of a compass.
• Its wide skirt reached to my shoetops, and the gathers to its full waist were gauged to a sharp peak in front.
• Gauged by the needs of the system, they are weak and worthless.
• The war had raged for fourteen years, with an expenditure of blood and treasure, and an accumulation of misery which never can be gauged.
• Webster, not his foolish opponents, gauged its strength correctly in 1850.
• But by no outward sign could she have guessed that he gauged the situation.
• In regions where the days and nights grow long, let times of prayer be gauged by clocks and other instruments that mark the passage of the hours.
• He had speedily gauged the cause of that strange excitement displayed by Armitage at seeing him the morning he rode in with the scout.
• But the greatest evil, perhaps the greatest crime, of our so-called civilization of to-day, is not to be gauged by the infant-mortality rate.
• His mental capacity had been accurately gauged by Bruneau and his associates, and care was taken to excite his religious enthusiasm.
• I gauged our movement, and dropped an explosive powder bomb.
• How accurately they had gauged his character, we shall see.
• I told you that I had gauged my entrance with a nicety of judgment for dramatic values.
• Gauged work has very thin joints, as shown at H, formed by dipping the side of the brick in white lime putty.
• The same fault occurs when a gauged arch is inserted in an old wall, on account of the difficulty of filling up with cement the space behind the bricks.
• Gauged by such a test, the world is seen to be better, and immensely better.
• But just how well she had gauged the look and possibilities of Mr.
• They gauged correctly from which direction the wind was blowing.
• He moved a little to the left and gauged matters with his practiced eye.
• The whole consequences of the two great Acts of 1884 and 1885 are assuredly not to be finally gauged by anything that has happened during the recent election.
• Dan Dalzell gauged the flight of that ball better than anyone else on the diamond.
• To have attained it once or twice is to have proved such gift and grace as a true history of literature would show to be above price, even gauged by the rude measure of rarity.
• Indeed, part of his boyhood had been cast among these men, and he was not old enough to have learned that success was not to be gauged by their standard.
• Barkley looked at him again keenly, realizing that he had to do with a quantity not yet wholly known and gauged.
• The position of a nation in the scale of civilisation may almost be gauged by its births and deaths.
• Louis Philippe and his Government had accurately gauged what would, more than anything, for the time being, subdue the rumbling indications of discord and revolt.
• Why, then, this expenditure of time and effort! In all probability Douglas gauged the situation correctly.

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