Ignited is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IGNITED in dictionary:

VERB:
• IGNITE, to set on fire
• catch fire or cause to catch fire
• arouse or inflame (an emotion or situation)
ADJECTIVE:
• set afire

Words related to IGNITED

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How to use IGNITED in a sentence

• Crachit entered, flushed, but smiling proudly, with the pudding blazing in ignited brandy, and with Christmas holly stuck into the top.
• When twilight had fallen, torches were ignited and myriads of lights blazed forth from the boats on the river and from the windows of the chateau.
• The flame from the gun ignited their cartridge boxes, and the poor wretches were terribly scorched and injured.
• It was on stones, coral, under which the fire of wood had been thoroughly ignited, the stones heated, and then the different layers placed above.
• Forest fires as an enemy of trees might be touched upon by noting how easily the leaves may be ignited and a surface fire started when the season is dry.
• Behind this neither ignited arrows nor any other weapon could reach the workmen, but all of them were thrown back by the screens and stopped there.
• Each vessel, one at a time, is turned upside down over charcoal, and pieces of pine bark are built up all around and over it like a square little hut, then ignited.
• Striking this flint with a bit of steel and at the same time giving to the left hand a quick upward movement, he ignited the powder and paper.
• The men did not notice the tick-tick, it was so low and sounded like the involuntary cracking that is sometimes heard from dried furniture when a fire is first ignited in a room.
• The war should be regarded, he said, “as the direct continuation” of the conflagration ignited in 1914.
• This light of guidance which is ignited in the lamp of thy heart must become more brilliant day by day and shed its light to all parts.
• He stared at her so hard that he forgot the steady progress of the slow-burning tand-stikkor match recently ignited.
• In a large fireplace some logs of wood, evidently not long ago ignited, were crackling.
• In great trepidation, young West once more grasped the whole of the remaining matches in his hand and ignited them, but at the same instant the dog barked.
• This soon became ignited, and with an explosion the column of oil was suddenly converted into a roaring column of fire.
• He lighted a match and with this ignited a lantern hanging from the wall to the right of the door.
• I hit it clean and fair, but a trail of smoke told that the concussion had ignited the matches.
• When it is ignited it passes into the biphosphate of soda, the ammonia being driven off.
• This, it was said at the time, was ignited by the mate of the boat, who had become enraged from some cause with the captain.

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