Inked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INK, to colour with ink
• mark (words or a design) with ink
• cover (type or a stamp) with ink before printing
• obliterate something, especially writing, with ink
• sign (a contract)
• secure the services of (someone) with a contract
NOUN:
• a coloured fluid or paste used for writing, drawing, printing, or duplicating
• publicity in the written media
• a tattoo or tattoos
• a black liquid ejected by a cuttlefish, octopus, or squid to confuse a predator.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to mark with ink (a colored fluid used for writing)

Words related to INKED

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Words that contain INKED

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How to use INKED in a sentence

• This summer he not only inked the forms on Wednesday, but he was permitted to operate the job press.
• They were very grateful for his interesting reminiscence that when the pot was too full Thomas inked his fingers.
• This block is then inked and is made to print other copies.
• There were heavy black lines, inked in with a pen, tracing out the various ramifications of a great railway system.
• The outlines of the ridges appear most clearly when inked impressions are taken upon paper, so that the ridges are black against a white background.
• Problems in the Taking of Inked Fingerprints 118 X.
• In figure 104, the dot is not the delta because it is not as thick and heavy as the other ridges and might not be present if the finger were not perfectly inked and printed.
• Care should be exercised so the bulb of each finger is inked evenly from the tip to below the first joint.
• The left hand should be similarly printed, and the thumbs of both hands should be inked and printed, without rolling, in the space provided.
• To obtain it, each inked finger must show all the essential characteristics.
• Figures 366 to 377 are some examples of improperly and properly taken inked fingerprints.
• The closer examination to obtain further fingerprint subdivisions is dependent on ten legible inked impressions.
• Excessive perspiration causes the inked impressions to be indistinct.
• It is suggested that if a portion of the first joint of a finger is amputated, the finger should be inked and printed.
• In those cases where all of the fingers are amputated, the inked footprints should be obtained.
• In these cases, decomposition was so far advanced that it was not possible to secure inked fingerprints in the regular manner.
• After the finger is inked, the square is rolled around the finger without letting it slip.
• Or, if it is deemed advisable, the skin may be peeled off in one piece, placed over the finger of the operator, and inked and printed as though it were his own finger.
• After the outer fragments have been removed, the second layer is cleaned, inked, and printed.
• When it has resumed its normal size by the absorption of the solution, it is inked and printed.
• In the event the resultant inked prints are not suitable, the skin should be scraped until it is sufficiently thin to be flattened between two pieces of glass and photographed.
• Should wrinkles be present and the skin pliable, tissue builder is injected into the bulbs, which are then inked and printed.
• The skin is pulled or drawn tight across the pattern area so that a large wrinkle is formed on the back of the finger, then the bulb is inked and printed.
• An inked impression in such an instance may show a pattern larger in area than a print made from the same finger when the person was alive.
• The ink is applied by a roller to a glass plate upon which the fingers are inked before being rolled on the cards.
• Inked prints taken for this purpose are referred to as elimination prints.
• Inked palm prints taken should likewise be complete and clear and should include impressions of the finger joints.
• The original latent print and inked print with which it is identical should be photographed actual size.
• She inked edges of the shoes with a brush dipped in a pot of thick black fluid.

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