Grained is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRAINED in dictionary:

VERB:
• GRAIN, to form into small particles
• give a rough surface or texture to
• form into grains
• paint (especially furniture or interior surfaces) in imitation of the grain of wood or marble.
• remove hair from (a hide).
• feed (a horse) on grain.
NOUN:
• wheat or any other cultivated cereal used as food.
• the seeds of wheat or other cultivated cereals.
• a single fruit or seed of a cereal
• a small hard particle of a substance such as salt or sand
• the smallest possible quantity or amount of a quality
• a discrete particle or crystal in a metal, igneous rock, etc., typically visible only when a surface is magnified.
• a piece of solid propellant for use in a rocket engine.
• the smallest unit of weight in the troy and avoirdupois systems, equal to 1/5760 of a pound troy and 1/7000 of a pound avoirdupois (approximately 0.0648 gram).
• the longitudinal arrangement or pattern of fibres in wood, paper, etc.
• the texture of wood, stone, etc., as determined by the arrangement and size of constituent particles
• the rough or wrinkled outer surface of leather, or of a similar artificial material.
• lamination or planes of cleavage in materials such as stone and coal.
• a grainy appearance of a photograph or negative, which is in proportion to the size of the emulsion particles composing it.
• kermes or cochineal, or dye made from either of these.
• a person's character or natural tendency.
ADJECTIVE:
• Having a grain; divided into small particles or grains; showing the grain; hence, rough.
• Dyed in grain; ingrained.
• Painted or stained in imitation of the grain of wood, marble, etc.
• Having tubercles or grainlike processes, as the petals or sepals of some flowers.

Words related to GRAINED

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Words that contain GRAINED

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How to use GRAINED in a sentence

• Common black stuff, large grained, coarser even than blasting powder.
• Marion shook with rage at the weak girl of thirty years ago who lay on the sofa and stared at the grained panels of the closed door and let the walls of her will fall in.
• It was grained in the nature of Sally to let the morrow take thought for the things of itself.
• It is made in four sections of grained English leather and is inflated by means of a rubber bladder.
• Take a piece of firm, close grained charcoal, and, near one end of it, scoop out a cavity about half an inch in diameter and a quarter of an inch in depth.
• The screens were objects of beauty, and separated the large rooms with their fine pillars and ceilings of grained and polished woods.
• The floor should be carefully and thoroughly smoothed, so that no waves or plane-marks will be seen, and then filled if the wood is at all porous or open grained.
• The wood is longer grained, and more tough, splitting easier and more true than any other species of the gum tree.
• From that point the tandem grained upon them steadily.
• It is at this point in general finely grained, but the felspar partly decomposed, with distinct crystals of felspar unchanged.
• Its floor and portions of the wall were stained and grained a rich brown with the juice of the tobacco plant.
• He appeared to be bright enough and not especially coarse grained, so that from the standpoint of quality qualifications, there seemed to be no reason for his sullenness.
• Hard and fine grained stone requires less powder than soft stone.
• The sugar made in this manner is very nearly as white as lump sugar, and beautifully grained.
• Black walnut was to be used everywhere except in the attic, which was to be painted and grained to look like black walnut.
• It is a very short grained and spongy kind of timber, and I think fit only for house-building, for which we know it to be very useful.
• It is also unnecessary to apply such a coat in the case of smooth, compact, grained wood.
• It descends gradually from Brough to the Grained Tree, the former boundary mark dividing Yorkshire from Westmoreland.
• The yellow pine is strong, medium grained and well fitted for general building purposes, and is very extensively used in eastern Washington.
• Cedar is very light and close grained and is chiefly used for shingles, and for this purpose has no superior.
• It is a white, close grained lumber, and appreciating in value.

Similar words containing GRAIN without suffix ed

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