Lapped is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LAPPED in dictionary:

VERB:
• LAP, to extend beyond some limit
• overtake (a competitor in a race) to become one or more laps ahead
• (of a competitor in a race) complete a lap, especially in a specified time
• wrap or enfold someone or something in (something soft)
• project beyond or overlap something
• polish (metal, glass, or a gem) with a lapping machine
• (of an animal) take up (liquid) with quick movements of the tongue
• accept something eagerly and with obvious pleasure
• (of water) wash against (something) with a gentle rippling sound
NOUN:
• the flat area between the waist and knees of a seated person
• the part of an item of clothing, especially a skirt or dress, covering the lap
• a hanging flap on a garment or a saddle.
• one circuit of a track during a race
• a stage in a swim consisting of two lengths of a pool
• a part of a journey or other undertaking
• an overlapping or projecting part
• the amount by which one thing overlaps a part of another
• a defect formed in rolling when a projecting part is accidentally folded over and pressed against the surface of the metal.
• a single turn of rope, thread, or cable round a drum or reel.
• a layer or sheet of cotton or wool, wound on a roller during manufacture.
• (in a lapping machine) a rotating disc with a coating of fine abrasive for polishing.
• a polishing tool of a special shape, coated or impregnated with an abrasive.
• the action or sound of water washing gently against something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fold over or around something
• past tense of lap

Words related to LAPPED

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How to use LAPPED in a sentence

• I was happy now for all my weakness, for I was lapped in a great peace.
• Beyond, the lake gleamed darkly, the water lapped gently, the wind sighed and fell like a fluttering breath.
• Up there, in the low room with its sunken ceiling, John Greatorex lay in the big bed and rallied a little as the clean air from the moors lapped him like water.
• Below the belt it was not made like a frock but lapped over in front, being in fact not so much a garment as a piece of cloth wrapped round the body.
• Having snorted in the dusty corners, he trotted to the bench whereon the water-bucket stood, and, standing on his hind legs, gratefully lapped up a drink from the pail.
• Which when she had done, she tied and lapped it up together, and with many perfumes and smells threw it into an hot fire to burn.
• And in the canoes and the hut were six brown Rakahangan men, two women, and a chubby, dark-eyed child, who sat contented and tired, being lapped to sleep by the swaying waters.
• In some places it lapped the edges of the embankment that formed the roadway.
• He got up out of his chair at last and went outside, down to where the Cove waters, on a rising tide, lapped at the front of a rude shed.
• The water there lapped quietly on a sandy beach, deep shaded by willows.
• The dogs lapped up the blood that fell upon the ground and doorstep.
• The warm surety of coming happiness which had lapped her round receded, and a vague, indefinable apprehension invaded her consciousness.
• Four of the kittens lapped the milk somewhat feebly, but they lapped.
• Looking forward they saw a lake of gold that lapped the roots of rose and lilac hills.
• An ordinary band, made by several turns of a small rope, is lapped round them and hauled taut, and then interlaced at the ends.
• But when the little Jehan was four years old the tides of war lapped again to the forest edges.
• The river lapped along the sleek sides of them for fifty yards.
• The crackling flames gathering about him like a pack of hungry wolves hissed as they lapped against his wet shroud, and drew back, baffled, only to assail him again.
• When wire joining is reached, treat the lapped ends as one wire.
• Keep all lapped ends of circles on the center back spoke.
• On one occasion Gypsy put in her head and lapped up six custard pies that had been placed by the casement to cool.
• She seemed to be lapped in a great drowsy ecstasy of bliss.
• Below them the clouds lapped and rolled like the elements before the creation.
• It lapped very gently against her feet, bringing back the softly lapping waters of Lashnagar on spring mornings.

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