Mantled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MANTLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MANTLE, to cover as with a cloak
• cloak or envelop
• (of blood) suffuse (the face)
• (of the face) glow with a blush
• (of a liquid) become covered with a head or froth
• (of a bird of prey on the ground or on a perch) spread the wings and tail so as to cover captured prey
NOUN:
• a loose sleeveless cloak or shawl, worn especially by women
• a covering of a specified sort
• (in molluscs, cirripedes, and brachiopods) a fold of skin enclosing the viscera and secreting the shell.
• an important role or responsibility that passes from one person to another
• a mesh cover fixed round a gas jet to give an incandescent light when heated.
• a bird's back, scapulars, and wing coverts, especially when of a distinctive colour
• the region of the earth's interior between the crust and the core, believed to consist of hot, dense silicate rocks (mainly peridotite)
• the part of another planetary body corresponding to the earth's mantle
ADJECTIVE:
• covered with or as if with clothes or a wrap or cloak
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cloak

Words related to MANTLED

mantle8 mantles9 mantling11

Words that contain MANTLED

immantled14 unmantled12 dismantled14 outmantled13 undismantled16

How to use MANTLED in a sentence

• His eyes were very bright, and a flush mantled his cheek.
• It was a great winding valley, its bottom rolling in waves of wheat and barley, while every hill-side, up to the bare rock, was mantled with groves of olive.
• In one place, we skirted the shore for some distance, under a bank twenty feet in height, and so completely mantled with shrubbery, that a small army might have hidden in it.
• The mountains on our right made a grand appearance, with their feet mantled in myrtle, and their tops plumed with pine.
• From this foundation rise four mighty pyramids, two thousand feet in height, and completely mantled with forests.
• But at length a grayness blotted out the stars and mantled the level of mesquite and cactus.
• After a minute a faint color mantled his white cheek and he heaved a long sigh.
• But when, at last, she slowly lifted her eyes and held their gaze steadily, it was his own eyes that dropped, his own cheek that mantled red.
• A deep flush mantled her cheeks, due not to the reflection of the sun alone, but to buoyant health, and the excitement through which she had just passed.
• He noted the happy expression in her eyes, and the rich color which mantled her cheeks whenever she met his ardent gaze.
• Boiling and bubbling in its hidden recess, an ethereal vapor mounted up and mantled those blazing orbs in a dim and dreamy veil.
• My heart bent low before the omnipotence of Spirit, and a tint of humility, soft as the heart of a moonbeam, mantled the earth.
• The quality of the German journalist, with half a dozen exceptions, was betrayed to the full in those few days, and many a German cheek mantled with shame.
• No sooner was the coast clear than the street-door opened, and my stranger was joined by a mantled form, that glided into Poll’s emporium.
• Bravely though she bore herself, the flush that mantled her cheek was but momentary, and left her pallid and wan.
• She, too, had seen him in church on Sunday, and knew well how the rosy blush mantled her fair face when she saw the pleasant smile she had hoped was for her.
• A deeper crimson mantled on the flushed cheek as Benjamin beheld the dingy stooping being to whom he owed birth.
• So her only answer or acknowledgment was a low courtesy, and the blood mantled in her cheek, but whether from gratitude or some sterner feeling the Count was unable to divine.
• Her features were delicate, her complexion was fair as alabaster, and a bright colour mantled in her cheeks.
• A blush of deep shame and self-abhorrence mantled on his cheek when it flashed across him that he was about to play the spy on his own mother.
• Its state of quiescence continued for two centuries, a tropical vegetation richly mantled the island, and to all appearance it had sunk permanently to rest.
• The rich pigment in the blood mantled her cheeks and in her eyes there was still a bit of captive sunshine.
• The youth resisted no more, he grasped the intoxicating cup, the blood mantled fiercely through his veins.
• The warm rose mantled her cheeks, and even suffused the neck her chaste kerchief hid.

Similar words containing MANTL without suffix ed

mantle8 mantles9 mantlet9 immantle12 mantlets10 mantling11 unmantle10 adamantly15 clamantly16 dismantle12 immantled14 immantles13 mantlings12 outmantle11 unmantled12 unmantles11 dismantled14 dismantler13 dismantles13 immantling15 mantletree12 outmantled13 outmantles12 portmantle14 unmantling13 dismantlers14 dismantling15 mantletrees13 outmantling14 portmantles15 dismantlings16 undismantled16 dismantlement18 dismantlements19

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