Pendent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PENDENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• anything hanging, esp. for ornament
• an adornment that hangs from a piece of jewelry (necklace or earring)
• branched lighting fixture; often ornate; hangs from the ceiling
• pendant
ADJECTIVE:
• hanging; drooping, also PENDANT
• hanging down or overhanging
• remaining undecided; pending
• (especially of a sentence) incomplete; not having a finite verb.
• Supported from above; suspended; depending; pendulous; hanging; as, a pendent leaf.
• Jutting over; projecting; overhanging.
• held from above
• hanging

Words related to PENDENT

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How to use PENDENT in a sentence

• Lifting it above his head he pointed silently to a rickety staircase in the far corner, up which we groped our way with the help of a rope pendent from an upper beam.
• The flowers are produced on the naked shoots in April, and are rendered conspicuous by reason of the pendent yellow stamens.
• A neat shrub of about 3 feet in height, with oval leaves, and pretty white flowers in pendent clusters.
• Curious bosses, like lace-pillows got up for church, swing pendent from the verdant pine-branches.
• A lean mother-cat came and rubbed her thin, pendent flanks against their legs, purring and whining.
• They are quite hardy, and flower in the spring, bearing clusters of pendent bell-shaped flowers surrounded with tufts of fresh green leaves.
• The pendent white flowers are produced close to the branches in June.
• The simplest form, which is that of the most ancient times, exhibits a patterned strap with a single row of long tassels pendent from it, as in the annexed representation.
• The pendent side-ornament is a very conspicuous portion of the trappings.
• The old pendent collar is replaced by one encircling the neck about halfway up, or is sometimes dispensed with altogether.
• I pulled aside a pendent curtain, and entered a room of large dimensions, faded decorations, and a broad red divan, the cushions of which were considerably the worse for wear.
• He had several hooks pendent from his line, upon each of which he shoved the wriggling worms, spitting upon them during the operation, as if to make them more tractable.
• To the same pin is attached the forked end of a long pendent handle, which was held by the sexton.
• Pendent from the roof a large many-branched lamp, alight.
• For flowers, there were masses of blue flags and coarse tawny-red lilies, besides a huge trumpet-vine which swung its pendent arms from one of the gables.
• It was the very fellow of the weapon I had used on the pendent calf in the kitchen.
• A band of silk cord hanging round the body from one shoulder, is generally filled with pendent leather or cloth bags, containing charms.
• Suddenly Yvette saw a splash of leaves in the top of a tree below us and a big brown monkey swung out on a pendent vine.
• We shall have returned to dust, while the pendent mass will still see generation after generation roll on.
• At the head of the path above the orchard grows an old ash tree, and so leans that its boughs, now bursting into leaf, droop pendent almost as a weeping willow.
• Laced bodies were also sometimes seen, and tight sleeves with pendent cuffs, like those mentioned in the reign of Louis the Seventh of France.
• Its centre was filled with a triangular table, over which, pendent from the skylight, was an oil-lamp in chains.
• It contains two bits and three cutters pendent from a movable steel frame situated above the stock.

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