Lancet is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LANCET in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a narrow, pointed arch
• a small, broad two-edged surgical knife or blade with a sharp point.
• a lancet arch or window.
• shaped like a lancet arch
• pointed two-edged surgical knife
• A surgical instrument of various forms, commonly sharp-pointed and two-edged, used in venesection, and in opening abscesses, etc.
• An iron bar used for tapping a melting furnace.
• an acutely pointed Gothic arch, like a lance
• a surgical knife with a pointed double-edged blade; used for punctures and small incisions

Words related to LANCET

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Words that contain LANCET

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How to use LANCET in a sentence

• A surgeon approached the bedside, bearing a phial and a lancet.
• Those are to be opened with a lancet, and the matter thus let out.
• He had a lancet in his hand, with which he had just operated upon the sufferer, and he was in the act of wiping it on a cloth.
• They extend across an archway over the stream, and are lit by lancet windows.
• Night after night the schoolhouse, gray in its still yard, had a door kept open for them and a light in the solemn lancet windows.
• The lancet windows of the chancel date this portion of the church as about 1270.
• A lancet and the upper half of the creature Queex had killed in the cargo hold.
• With the lancet Ali forced a claw away from the body.
• She could not see his features clearly, since the sun, pouring in through a tall lancet window behind him, dazzled her eyes.
• Anticipate the early removal of the scaffolding prior to the placing of the eighteen stained glass lancet windows.
• The columns between the lancet windows are rising higher with each passing day.
• Beyond the ends of the choir aisles on either side of the presbytery is a lancet window.
• The wall arcade and the lancet windows above were repaired, and later work of a more elaborate character added.
• Having no lancet, I was obliged to open a vein in my arm with the blade of a penknife.
• As an example of the great effect to be attained by the lancet windows, delicate proportions, and restrained ornament of the Early English style, it has never been surpassed.
• There are two lancet windows to each bay, and buttresses rise between them as well as between the bays.
• On either side of the rose window are small lancet windows with smaller blind arches on each side of them.
• Above this porch are three blind arches surrounded with heavy gables, the middle and largest of which runs up to the lancet windows above it.
• The smallest is also of a very odd shape, being almost as narrow as a lancet window, with, however, a rather obtuse arch.
• In case of accident, go to Lancet, the surgeon, down-stairs.
• In the far distance may be distinguished the east wall of the Lady Chapel and its brilliant lancet lights.
• Seeing I cannot on this side draw any blood of you, I will try if with the lancet of my judgment I be able to bleed you in another vein.
• Park had no sooner tied up his arm, and displayed the lancet, than his courage failed, and he begged him to postpone the operation.
• Hearing footsteps at the head of the stairs, he glanced along the north corridor, whose lancet windows looked out upon the quiet sea.
• You open your own vein with the lancet, then open mine, and quickly after mix the two while the blood is warm.
• His manner toward me was so changed that I found it hard to refer to the lancet.
• But, if he will bleed for fifteen thousand, why may I not set the spring of my lancet a little deeper.

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